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“On the Bridge” and Other Stories Questions and Answers
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Singh K #1321502
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Aslan
The major conflict of the story is that Seth aspires to be as cool as Adam and thinks less of himself for not engaging in violence or being known to the police.
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Desperate to be cool, Seth spends his time with Adam, who he carefully observes and questions about his lifestyle. To imitate Adam, Seth smokes his first cigarette and attempts to distress a denim jacket to emulate Adam's style.
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Anyelin F #1257364
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