As Boy and Dunny grew up together they were each others best friends and also worst enemies, but they were on basically equal terms in their childish trials of life. This remained to be true until that winter day in Deptford when Mrs. Dempster was struck with a snowball that was meant for Dunny. Since that point in time Dunny, being the more caring and excepting of responsibility for other peoples problems, of the two, has not lived up to par with the life of Boy Staunton.

Ever since the snowball accident Dunny has been preoccupied by worrying over Mary Dempste

While Dunny was away at war, Boy was still finishing school and in the process of stealing Dunny's girl while he was away. Boy and Dunstan had been competing for Leola all their life up until when Dunny left. This loss for Dunstan could have been avoided if in fact he had not accepted responsibility for the snowball incident he wouldn't have had to leave and therefore could have kept Leola. Leola led Dunny on while he was away serving his country, she wrote him letters quite often and never mentioned anything about her and Boy's relationship. Dunny did nothing about this for he had the mind set that the best man had won, suggesting that he though less of himself due to the problems he has had in his life. His troubles arose as a result of Mary's problems. Boy felt relieved of this issue and could pursue whatever he desired to do with his life.

After they both served their time in the war it was off to University. Percy was doing excellent in school and

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Approximate Word count = 653
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)