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Examine and explain the relationship between Stephen and Keith in the novel Spies.
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Examine and explain the relationship between Stephen and Keith Towards the beginning of the book the two boys are good friends, but Keith is the leader and Stephen is the led. There is a big difference in the social status of the two boys. Keith goes to the 'right local preparatory school' and wears yellow and black which are the 'right' colours whereas Stephen wears green and black and goes to the 'wrong' school. The difference in Keith and Stephen's social status reflects on their relationship. 'He was the officer corps in our two man army. I was the other ranks- and grateful to be so. This shows that Stephen understands the difference between him and his friend and he is satisfied with this position. The relationship between Stephen and Keith at the beginning of the book is quite strait-forward, Keith dominates Stephen and is the leader. "We're deciding what...
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