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Amigo Brothers

Plot diagram Don’t write down!

Questions 1 How did you react to the end of the story? Were you surprised by what Felix and Antonio did? Were you disappointed not to find out who won the fight?

How did you react to the end of the story?

Were you surprised by what Felix and Antonio did?

Were you disappointed not to find out who won the fight?

Why do both boys wish for an early knoeckout?

What does this wish show about them and their feelings for each other?

The last sentence refers to both boys as “champions” The last sentence refers to both boys as “champions”. In what sense are they boy champions?

Which do you think is more important to the story: the external conflict or the internal conflict. Why?

Would you be able to walk away from a contest like this fight without finding out if you had won? Why or why not?

Did you find this story, particularly its ending, true to life?

Do you think two good friends can fight each other and stay friends Do you think two good friends can fight each other and stay friends? Give reason for your opinion.