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About Redwood and Ponytail

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Redwood and Ponytail Overview

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Background

Redwood and Ponytail Background

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Chapter Summaries & Analyses

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Part 1: “Now” - Part 2: “Before”

Part 1-Part 2, Pages 80-107

Redwood and Ponytail Part 1-Part 2, Pages 80-107

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Part 2: “Before”

Part 2, Pages 108-211

Redwood and Ponytail Part 2, Pages 108-211

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Part 2, Pages 211-317

Redwood and Ponytail Part 2, Pages 211-317

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Part 2: “Before” - Part 4 “Tomorrow”

Part 2, Pages 317-332-Part 4

Redwood and Ponytail Part 2, Pages 317-332-Part 4

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Character Analysis

Redwood and Ponytail Character Analysis

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Redwood and Ponytail Themes

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