Chapter 6 - Fast & Curious

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Conviction

• a firmly held belief or opinion OR a formal judgement of guilt made by a court of law

• separate, disconnected OR uncaring and objective

• in a manner that shows determination and persistence

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Detached

• a firmly held belief or opinion OR a formal judgement of guilt made by a court of law

• separate, disconnected OR uncaring and objective

• in a manner that shows determination and persistence

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Doggedly

• a firmly held belief or opinion OR a formal judgement of guilt made by a court of law

• separate, disconnected OR uncaring and objective

• in a manner that shows determination and persistence

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Embers

• a small piece of burning or glowing coal or wood in a dying fire.

• the act of pausing before taking action

• speaking in a low pitched or hoarse tone, as if with emotion

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Hesitation

• a small piece of burning or glowing coal or wood in a dying fire.

• the act of pausing before taking action

• speaking in a low pitched or hoarse tone, as if with emotion

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Husky

• a small piece of burning or glowing coal or wood in a dying fire.

• the act of pausing before taking action

• speaking in a low pitched or hoarse tone, as if with emotion

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Hysterics

• a wildly emotional and exaggerated reaction

• the act of breathing in

• showing or feeling slight anger

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Inhalation

• a wildly emotional and exaggerated reaction

• the act of breathing in

• showing or feeling slight anger

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Irritated

• a wildly emotional and exaggerated reaction

• the act of breathing in

• showing or feeling slight anger

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Keeled

• fell over or collapsed

• frown in an angry or bad-tempered way

• easily offended or upset.