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committed to civil rights, they say
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i'll tell him what the deal is
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love, i've missed you so much
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what do they want from you?
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Nothing
:18:13
i've been framed by some bad guys
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but there are plenty of witnesses
:18:18
who will see to it that i'm set free
:18:20
people like nedo, you know
:18:32
come on, mansani
:18:33
j ust one minute
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at the trial we found out
:18:39
that mercedes was stuffed with cocaine
:18:42
he was sentenced 5 years
and 8 months
:18:44
to this day, i don't know if dad knew
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or if he was really just framed
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in school
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i wrote an essay
about the misadventures
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of an innocent man
:18:57
who was caught up in things
much bigger than he could control
:18:59
i also wrote that the cosmos
is not built on a human scale
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and that man must adapt to it
with little gain
:19:04
except those with power and fame
:19:07
which even rhymes
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piero
:19:12
your essay is great
:19:14
i want to read it to your classmates
:19:16
to show them what it means
for a writer to combine
:19:20
the creativity of a novel
with realism of description
:19:22
that is to combine the fun of story-telling
:19:24
with life's dramatic reality
:19:26
j ust like dickens, mark twain
and salinger
:19:30
i gave you an a but in fact i wanted
very much to give you an a+
:19:34
what is it, batoni?
:19:37
Sorry ma'ma but this isn't creativity
:19:39
everyone can do that
:19:40
what do you mean?
:19:42
Ovosodo really has a father in jail
:19:44
batoni, you get out
:19:45
why me?
:19:46
Because you don't even
have the courage
:19:48
to express your opinions
:19:52
no, actually, stay here
:19:54
this way you can help me analyze
:19:56
the incomparable masterpiece
:19:58
of our shameless friend there