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Did the government in “HOLES” by Louis Sachar do a good job protecting its citizens? Book Opinion

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By PhoenixSF
     By Ansh Vasani
                                                                                    

“HOLES”  by Louis Sachar Opinion Essay
TOPIC: Did the government in “HOLES” do a good job protecting its citizens?
   Would you like it if you were unjustly sent to a Juvenile Detention Center in “a dry,
vast, wasteland” ? The government in ”holes” did not do a good job protecting its citizens,
but the Attorney General and Ms.Morengo did their best to protect the campers in
Camp hGreen Lake.
   My first reason is Ms. Morengo (Stanley’s Lawyer)is kind to Stanley and Zero(Hector
Zeroni). My personal example is when my mom tells me that everything is okay it seems
like nothing will go wrong and nothing goes wrong. My first example is when Ms. Morengo
says, “We’ll get you out of there Stanley, don’t you worry”. This shows Ms. Morengo is try
ing to protect Stanley. On page 222 of Holes, Ms. MorengoMarengo freed Hector/Zero
from Camp Green Lake (the juvenile detention center) showing that she wants to protect
Zero too; not only Stanley.
   The Attorney General tried to protect Stanley and Zero from the warden.
My personal example is my dad me from falling off a ski lift. My first example is, the
attorney general assured Stanley that Zero was safe. This was in paragraph 29 of
“Stanley's Release”. Another example is, on paragraph 29 of Stanley's release, it also
said that the Attorney General started an investigation. This shows that the Attorney
General wants to protect all the campers, not only Stanley and Zero.
   My last reason is, the warden tried to keep Stanley under captivity by using force and
taking advantage of the fact that he was once under her control (a detainee).
My last personal example is, a bully once crushed my sunglasses trying to intimidate me
similar to what the warden did to Stanley. An example is, the warden tried to make
Stanley open his suitcase by saying he is a detainee. This was on paragraph, 14 of
“Stanley’s Release”. Lastly, the warden faked that Stanley stole her possessions.
This was also on paragraph, 14 of “Stanley’s Release”.

 In conclusion, Ms. Morengo and the Attorney General protected their citizens but the
Warden didn't protect the citizens.
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