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  • Hello, I'm Arnold. 
  • OH NOO!!!
  • sup Arnold
  • I'm actually poor and I don't have any money
  • This image is important because it basically shows Arnold life. This is where he was born,raised,and where he lives. Almost everything Arnold loves is at the reservation.
  • hey Arnold, I like your suit!!!
  • This image is important because this shows the place that Arnold had to face in order to get what he wanted, Hope. And it's also where a bunch a white kids go for school.
  • Arnold's TRASH!!!
  • This image is important because this is where Arnold struggled a lot. Arnold doesn't have any hope, he felt angry all the time and alone. Anywhere he would go, he would get beat up, but it was a place where him and rowdy would spend time together which is all he ever liked to do.
  • This image is important because this is where Arnold's friends Roger, Penelope, and others find out that Arnold lied and that he is actually poor. This is where Arnold fears of whats going to happen next.
  • This Image is important because this is where Arnold feels nervous and fearful due to the basketball game he was going to play. This is also where junior technically becomes famous because of the game.
  • This Image is important because it shows when Arnold was in grief and when Arnold felt down, he had just lost his favorite person in the world.
  • This image is important because this shows that Arnold was shy and nervous because he was poor and he didn't have money to buy a new suit, but when he arrived to school, all his friends started complementing him.
  • This image is important because it shows how Arnold and his basketball team were roughly defeated by Wellpinit High school including Arnold's old friend Rowdy. they were all disappointed at the end.
  • BOOOO!!!
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