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The Chocolate War
by
Robert Cormier
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The Chocolate War Chapter 11 Summary
It's like an explosion.
Brian Kelly is the first student to touch his desk, and then all of a sudden, Room Nineteen is filled with crashing sounds.
Brother Eugene walks into class as all the furniture is collapsing.
Someone credits The Vigils with the prank.
It's all over in less than sixty seconds.
Archie is counting as he watches from the doorway.
He's really pleased with this assignment. He's sure Trinity students will remember it for years.
Brother Eugene looks shocked and terrified, and Archie watches as the chalkboard comes off the wall behind him.
Archie hears an accusing voice behind him, and turns around to face a very angry and red-faced Brother Leon.
Kids from other classes are watching the commotion.
Archie denies everything, just like he always does.
Leon grabs him and pushes him against the wall, tells him not to forget who's the real boss around here.
Kids are watching. Archie is furious. Leon is making him look bad in front of the school, screwing up his victory gloating.
Leon takes off, and Archie's good mood is back. He stands watching the wreck that is now Room Nineteen.
It's lovely.
And Brother Eugene is actually in tears.
So lovely.
Who cares about Leon…
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