Why Did Tennyson Decide To Be Angry

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I was very suprised that tennyson reacted mad and aggresavly. I was a little confused because bronte knew that bruiser had taken the pain yet she still told tennyson that he did a good job. Also when tennyson had figured out that brewster was taking the pain he felt bad and. Tried to be carfull through out the rest of they game. Then tennyson switches gears and starts getting angry saying ‘but i can see the evidence of the viciouse game all over him and mabye i should feel grateful but all i feel is angry’. Thats when he aggrsevaly went to talk to bruiser and told him to never come to his game again wich was rude.

Tennyson has no reason to be mad at Bruiser did nothing besides take the pain. Bruiser was there to support Tennynson he didn’t

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