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Carter Smith, the new kid at school, is facing harsh bullying from day one. Unfortunately, there is no one escept his supportive mom to help him. The browbeating came to a climax where Carter was knocked unconscious and was forced to be rushed to the hospital. Although, Carter knows that no teacher would see this action in the mostly deserted hallway. Until the nest day of school, Carter inquires about his hero. After this incident, Carter needs a big turnaround, and he gets one. One of the popular kids, Sam, joins him at lunch and reveals himself as the savior. This inspires many other people to join with Carter. They bond over the time they spend together, and the bullies see their own popularity decrease. Carter becomes popular, but he only cares that many people are seeing him for the person he is.
Colin M.
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