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Max is satisfied with Kenny's statement of innocence, but he still can't sleep, why? He is sorry that everyone has been so mean to his father He wants to tell Gram and Grim that his father is innocent
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Max is satisfied with Kenny's statement of innocence, but he still can't sleep, why?

He is sorry that everyone has been so mean to his father
He wants to tell Gram and Grim that his father is innocent
He was trying not to think about things he didn't want to remember
He is so happy to finally be with his father

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Answer: He was trying not to think about things he didn't want to remember.

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