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Penny
- gave Amy Belle books to Jean
- found Uncle Bill's diary
- put peaches under the thugs' car's brakes
Jack
- found bugle in the attic
- optimist
- freed Sam and Moses
Jean
- stayed home
- asked about mom' s fall
- recieved Amy Belle books
Freddy
- part of O.O. club
- played kickball with brothers and sisters
- ate ice-cream with brothers and sisters
Scruggs
- accused Jack and Penny of breaking a window
- became a Christian
- helps Mrs. Bennett
Annette
- asked if she could join the O.O. club
- teases
- called Scruggs
Mrs. Bennett
- kind
- talks to Scruggs about God
- helps Scruggs
Aunt Miriam
- mom's sister
- takes care of kids
- comes in the summer
Aunt Irene
- oldest in family
- lives in Pennsylvania
- has a soft side and a firm side
Sam
- yarnspinner
- got caught by big thug
- told a story about Aunt Irene' parents
Harry
- grumpy
- escaped on train
- Super Hamster
Humphrey
- snake
- Jack's "pet"
- bit big thug
Tige
- got shot
- playful
- came to Aunt Irene's for help
Pastor Killian
- poor
- Aunt Irene's pastor
- could tell what Jack was thinking
Moses
- red-haired kid
- poor
- foreigner
Thugs/ agents
- one was big (hid)
- one was thin (got caught)
Bill Birky
- uncle
- bootlegger
- wrote in diary