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unhappiness. There are four new children that term, Julian, a likeable, lazy, clever chap who bothers to make a model plane that flies beautifully but can't be bothered to learn history dates Martin, a shifty thief and
Rosemary, a timid, spineless girl. Julian suggests Elizabeth makes friends with him because Joan has gone into a higher form. Soon Rosemary complains that she's lost some money and no, she hasn't got a hole in her pocket or purse so Elizabeth marks a coin to catch the thief which soon to Elizabeth looks like Julian. She confronts him about it, they have a quarrel and Julian plays tricks which cause Elizabeth to be unjustly sent outside. When Elizabeth catches Julian stealing biscuits she complains about him, but finds out they were part of the midnight feast menu. She has to step down from being a monitor and a new one is selected. Elizabeth explains everything to William and Rita and Julian tells his side of the story and says that Elizabeth was not misbehaving in class and Elizabeth laughs at his confession, making them friends again. Only the mystery of the nasty thief in the first form is left to uncover.
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Elizabeth saying that he was the thief. "You thief!" she says "you nasty, rotten, double-faced thief! You should have told the meeting this; not me!" Five minutes later Rosemary comes in and asks "Why are you angry with Martin? He's so generous and kind." and Elizabeth is left scratching her curly head, wondering "How can you be mean and yet generous, kind but yet unkind?" She looks through the big school Book for a case similar to his and reads about a girl called Tessa who behaved almost exactly like Martin At the weekly Meeting, Martin surprises Elizabeth by owning up to his wrongdoings "Aww" she thinks "he so badly wants people to like him and they don't and now he's had to tell everyone he's been so bad. Pretty brave of him." and she goes over and finds the right page. After knowing the reason why Martin did the things he did, the whole school discussed how they can help him not repeat his wrongdoing again and gave him a chance, this is the great thing about Whyteleafe School!
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Half-term is coming. "My mother's not here yet." says Julian "the car must have broken down", but the reason for his mother's tardiness is far more sinister; she is very ill. Julian tears out of the school building, with
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the terrified kid nearly drowning her as well. On shore she showed the child's nurse how to do CPR or 'lifesaving work' and he was brought back to life. To reward her for her courageous action, the
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