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paragraph 1: in terms of plot, was the best story because

paragraph 2: in terms of conflict, was the best story because

paragraph 3: in terms of setting, was the best story because

the last dog is about a teen boy who wants to venture outside the dome an unusual place he never seen before. as he begins to explore around he discovers the harmlessness of the unusual place. as he later comes across a dog found next to his dead mother. deciding to take the dog with him.

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