The story is called (The girl who owned a city)
1. How does the girl almost cut her hand?
2. What happens when the girl turns on the light switch?
3. Why is the girl "looting"?
4. What does the girl find on Mr. Williams' desk?
5. How have the girl's thoughts change about her little brother?
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