brotherhood or community
slaughter, bloody battle
noise, sound
calming, quieting
a soft murmuring sound
excitedly
furious, violent
frightened, panicky, or cowardly
light up
extremely
exuberant enjoyment of life
genealogy, family tree
breeding, upbringing
supposition, assumption
multicolored
without control or agency, somewhat randomly
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John Grogan, the novel's protagonist, has many of the traits of a traditional antagonist. These traits include intergrity, loyalty (to his family and Marley), respectfulness, and responsibility.
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