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* The entirety of the last chapter, when Harriet gets to be the editor of the class paper. She prints some of her observations, thus achieving her dream of having people read what she writes -- ''including'' some vicious facts about her classmates' parents.[[note]]"Jack Peters (Laura Peters' father) was stoned out of his mind at the Peters' party last Saturday night. Millie Andrews (Carrie Andrews' mother) just smiled at him like an idiot."[[/note]] However, she also prints retractions for the unpleasant truths and observations that her classmates read about ''themselves'' in the notebook, taking Ole Golly's advice and referring to her notes as "lies" (even though they were not). She gets her friends and her writing back all at the same time.
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* The entirety of the last chapter, when Harriet gets to be the editor of the class paper. She prints some of her observations, thus achieving her dream of having people read what she writes -- ''including'' some vicious facts about her classmates' parents.[[note]]"Jack Peters (Laura Peters' father) was stoned out of his mind at the Peters' party last Saturday night. Millie Andrews (Carrie Andrews' mother) just smiled at him like an idiot."[[/note]] However, she also prints retractions for the unpleasant truths and observations that her classmates read about ''themselves'' in the notebook, taking Ole Golly's advice and referring to her notes as "lies" (even though they were not). She gets her friends and her writing back all at the same time.time.
* In the book, the Boy with the Purple Socks reveals the reason he wears the socks is because of a compromise he made with his [[MyBelovedSmother overprotective mother]] who freaked out after he got lost at the circus as a kid, she actually wanted him to wear a purple vest but he [[BewareTheNiceOnes threw a fit]]. This moment wins him respect from his classmates, even Harriet, as they see that he mostly agreed to the less worst of the options.
* In the book, the Boy with the Purple Socks reveals the reason he wears the socks is because of a compromise he made with his [[MyBelovedSmother overprotective mother]] who freaked out after he got lost at the circus as a kid, she actually wanted him to wear a purple vest but he [[BewareTheNiceOnes threw a fit]]. This moment wins him respect from his classmates, even Harriet, as they see that he mostly agreed to the less worst of the options.
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* The entirety of the last chapter, when Harriet gets to be the editor of the class paper. She prints some of her observations, thus achieving her dream of having people read what she writes, and writes -- ''including'' some vicious facts about her classmates' parents.[[note]]"Jack Peters (Laura Peters' father) was stoned out of his mind at the Peters' party last Saturday night. Millie Andrews (Carrie Andrews' mother) just smiled at him like an idiot."[[/note]] However, she also prints retractions for the mean things unpleasant truths and observations that her classmates read about themselves ''themselves'' in the notebook.notebook, taking Ole Golly's advice and referring to her notes as "lies" (even though they were not). She gets her friends and her writing back all at the same time.
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* The entirety of the last chapter, when Harriet gets to be the editor of the class paper. She prints some of her observations, thus achieving her dream of having people read what she writes, and also prints retractions for the mean things that her classmates read about themselves in the notebook. She gets her friends and her writing back all at the same time.
