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Bob, 17, tells friends he has cancer at a party
Bob, who is 17, told his friends he has cancer during a party.
He said it so casually that they first thought he was joking.
Then the group fell silent.
Days later, six boys took hair clippers.
The account does not say what they did with them or give details about Bob’s illness.
It offers no further information about what happens next.
Bob, 17, told friends at a party that he has cancer.
His friends initially thought he was joking because he said it matter-of-factly.
The group fell silent after hearing him.
Days later, six boys picked up clippers.
- Who
- Bob, 17, and his friends.
- What
- Bob told his friends he has cancer; six boys picked up clippers days later.
- When
- At a party; the date is not stated.
- Where
- At a party; the location is not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
I have cancer
Bob told his friends he has cancer.
Six boys picked up clippers.
- Age
- Bob was 17.
- Setting
- A party.
- Friends' reaction
- They first thought Bob was joking, then fell silent.
- Days later
- Six boys picked up clippers.
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