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Characterize Walter's friend, Eric Leonhardt. Include details of how they met and how Eric's parents made a living.
Explain how Mr. Lasher brought out the best in Walter. Why do you think it was important to Mr. Lasher that Walter be successful?
Why did Walter choose to attend Stuyvesant High? Why was he disappointed after he began high school there?
Describe William Dean. In what ways did his moving-in disrupt Walter and his family?
Explain why Walter was growing distant from his adoptive parents, Herbert and Florence Dean.
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