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- We weren't doing anything wrong. Not only did Officer Cruise assume we were up to no good, he assumed we were criminals. Well, Officer Cruise is the criminal"(24.118).
- "Help! These kids stuck up in here! Help!"(25.16).
- "I saw him," Mr. Reuben says. "He did it"(25.61).
- "I saw him too," Tim says (25.62).
- "So did I," Ms. Yvette adds (25.63).
- #160;In this scene, Starr finally becomes a public and active symbol in her community. She finally realizes she has a voice and that is the greatest weapon she can ever obtain. She also commits a crime when she throws the tear gas bomb back to the police.
- In this scene, King and his gang have attacked Big Maverick's store. This is important because we finally see the consequences of Starr's actions catch up to her. King has finally made good on his promise.
- This scene is important because the community of Garden Heights has finally united to do something good. Although they snitched, they did it for the right reason and this is the first time they have had power over King and his gang. The community had solved their problems together.
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