After A Mother In Mannville Book Report
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The narrator went to mannville looking for Jerry because he wanted to meet all his family.Jerry went to the orphanage looking for the narrator but she was not there so he went back home.The narrator wrote a letter for him to read.Jerry threw the letter away because he didn't care about the narrator no more.The narrator decided to keep looking for Jerry until he found him.
Then things got complicated was that Jerry’s mom and dad got divorced but Jerry decided to go live with his mom and he will visit his dad on the weekend.The narrator when to look for Jerry on Saturday night he wasn’t at his mom’s house so she did not give up on looking for Jerry.She decided to sent him a letter saying that she will commit suicide if she did not find him.Jerry's mom went to take the letter to Jerry telling him to open it right away.He did open it so he went to go find the narrator and he found her.
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