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29. read this sentence from "the destructors."
driven by the pure, simple and altruistic ambition of fame for the gang, blackie
came back to where t stood in the shadow of old misery's wall.
the word altruistic suggests that blackie is
more concerned about the gang's reputation than his own.
driven by curiosity to learn about what the gang is planning.
worried about being left behind if the gang becomes famous.
afraid of making t angry if he does not participate in the plan.

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29. read this sentence from "the destructors."
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