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What is the motivation of Greg Heffley and Rodrick Heffley in Diary of a Wimpy Kid?
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What is the motivation of Greg Heffley and Rodrick Heffley in Diary of a Wimpy Kid?

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Greg gets in trouble for everything manny does and manny gets away with it because he is the youngest and Roderick is always bullying and embarrassing Greg. When their parents try to make them get along rodrick continues to bully Greg and brings Rowley into it because Greg blames him for most things because he is gullible.
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Greg constantly gets in trouble with his mom and dad is wary of his bully of an older brother Rodrick and is jealous of his little brother Mannys ability to get away with anything Greg is often selfish and prioritizes his own self interest, like when he allows Rowley to take the blame for bullying local kindergarteners

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