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But where would he have gotten the key from to replace the diamond?
Exactly my thoughts Andrea. the hole in the house was small. Im not sure it could hold the stone and the key.
I think the author put that in there to show Werner’s intuitiveness lives on in Max. He is interested in flight, he figures out the house was a puzzle, etc. Not necessarily that he found the diamond
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Aug 05, 2016 06:12PM
But where would he have gotten the key from to replace the diamond?
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Exactly my thoughts Andrea. the hole in the house was small. Im not sure it could hold the stone and the key.
I think the author put that in there to show Werner’s intuitiveness lives on in Max. He is interested in flight, he figures out the house was a puzzle, etc. Not necessarily that he found the diamond
