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The Price of Freedom

June 19, 2013
By Arman Luczkow BRONZE, Hastings on Hudson, New York
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This story takes place during the start of the French Revolution and focuses on a few deserters from the French army that stole cannons to help with the attack on the Bastille, an old fort converted into a prison for anyone the king wanted to get rid of quietly. The main character, Daniel, isn’t sure what exactly he wants in life, and his basic motive is to keep himself, and his friend Edmond, alive. However, that may not be as simple as it seems, for trouble waits at every turn.

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on Dec. 8 2019 at 1:24 pm
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I think that your story was great! I loved the way you described the boys . They all seems the have distinctly different personalities and I was heartbroken when Edward died. However I don’t understand why the boys had to steal a wagon and horses from the army camp. I know that it led to the heartbreak and several of their deaths but couldn’t there have been another way? Other than that I really valued your work. I thought it was well written and researched.