English, 17.03.2021 23:40 mikecool224

On page 38, Quinn witnesses Paul assaulting Rashad. He reacts, “my gut wanted me to rush and help Paul."
What does this line reveal about Quinn and the assumptions he makes
while watching this interaction? Provide two pieces of evidence from
pages 38-40 to support your answer

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