Think about the story "president cleveland, where are you?" How does the author develop the viewpoints of jerry and armand? Use textual evidence to support your response.

HAT WAS THE AUTUMN OF THE COWBOY CARDS—Buck Jones

and Tom Tyler and Hoot Gibson and especially Ken Maynard. The cards

were available in those five-cent packages of gum: pink sticks, three

together, covered with a sweet white powder. You couldn’t blow bubbles

with that particular gum, but it couldn’t have mattered less. The cowboy

cards were important—the pictures of those rock-faced men with eyes of

blue steel.

On those wind-swept, leaf-tumbling afternoons, we gathered after

school on the sidewalk in front of Lemire’s Drugstore, across from St.

Jude’s Parochial School, and we swapped and bargained and matched

for the cards. Because a Ken Maynard serial1 was playing at the Globe

every Saturday afternoon, he was the most popular cowboy of all, and

one of his cards was worth at lease ten of any other kind. Rollie

Tremaine had a treasure of thirty or so, and he guarded them jealously.

He’d match you for the other cards, but he risked his Ken Maynards only

Explanation:

I was in my country sorry

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