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Character Analysis Of Moose In Al Capone Does My Shirts

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One thing that i've noticed in Al Capone Does My Shirts is that the Moose and his sister, Nathaniel have a very special connection. Nathaniel is a very special girl that has autism, Moose likes to watch Nathaniel play and protects her from anyone who is making fun of her.
Moose said that “He loves Nathaniel to death”. This probably means that they do everything together and love each other. I think that moose is very protective of his sister and will never let her out of his sight that people are gonna make fun of her. As you can see nathaniel and Moose have a very special relationship that is never gonna end.
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