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Nigel Hinton portrays Buddy as having a somewhat miserable and unstable childhood.
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Nigel Hinton portrays Buddy as having a somewhat miserable and unstable childhood. I agree that Buddy's childhood is somewhat miserable and unstable, because he gets picked on at school, his mum leaves home, his dad is unemployed and they are poor. However in some ways Buddy's childhood life does have it's good times, because he has some friends and he knows that his mum and dad love him a lot. Buddy is always miserable because, Mr Normington, his teacher and the pupils in 3E constantly pick on him. They bully him, because he doesn't have any proper school trousers, so he has to wear scruffy jeans and he doesn't have a strong, tidy rucksack, so he has to carry his equipment in a plastic carrier bag. The pupils call him a dustbin man and Mr Normington said, "since you talk and look like a dustbin man, you can...
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