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Chapter 21

Chapter 21


Chapter Summary:
Sylvester and Twan go to a sitdown with a mob type named Joey. Slyvester wants to let Joey in on a score involving the "midnighter train coming in from Indiana."

Chapter Setting(s): Sylvester's car, Joey's mob hangout

This Chapter's Cliffhanger: Sylvester says to Joey, "Joey -- Thursday night." Joey: "Sylvester, tell your lovely wife Gwendolyn I said hello. ... This guy."

Did anything like this ever happen to you? Share your real-life parallels.


CHAPTER POLL





CHAPTER'S BIGGEST...

Fool: ----


Brawl: --------When they gang up on Sylvester in Twan's dream

Drama: ----

Reveals:
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  • Joe and Sylvester's father Odell served time together.
  • That there could be anything of major value coming in on a train from Indiana.

"Oh, Hell no!" Moment: ----

Bizarro Moment: ----
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FEATURED CHARACTERS
SylvesterSylvester
TwanTwan
NarratorNarrator
JoeyJoey
Joey's thugJoey's Goon
GwendolynGwendolyn

CHARACTER BEST MOMENTS

Best lines:
Sylvester to Twan: "You be lookin' like Arnold Schwarzenegger in my sh@#! (suits)!"

Best cut-downs:

  • Joey calls Twan "Mr. LL Fool J"



FAN FEEDBACK
What I learned from this chapter: ----




What would you do in Sylvester's position? ----





WHY THIS CHAPTER IS GOLD
CHAPTER TRIVIA












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