The author describes Palomino's store to be as welcoming and warm as a "bank vault". Why do you think Griffin choses this store to sell his baseball card?
We think Griffin chooses this store because Mr. Palomino wants his store to be welcoming and warm as a bank vault and we think Griffin likes that.
Answered by: Brooke, Mark, and Ariella
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Brooke, Mark, and Ariella,
You did a good job answering the question, but I wonder how welcoming a bank vault might be. Do you think the author might have meant this in a negative way?
-Mr. Capelle
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