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Arthur goes to the [[Elwood City Public Library|library]]. Muffy, having sent [[Bailey]] to follow him, visits the library as well. Arthur's friends have all arrived at the library, and Arthur runs out in panic, deciding to give the tickets to Binky (whom is waiting outside). He finds that he has lost the tickets, and is relieved. | Arthur goes to the [[Elwood City Public Library|library]]. Muffy, having sent [[Bailey]] to follow him, visits the library as well. Arthur's friends have all arrived at the library, and Arthur runs out in panic, deciding to give the tickets to Binky (whom is waiting outside). He finds that he has lost the tickets, and is relieved. | ||
Arthur sends an email to his friends, writing that whoever finds the tickets can keep them. When he arrives at school, everyone is | Arthur sends an email to his friends, writing that whoever finds the tickets can keep them. When he arrives at school, everyone is ticked off at him, believing that he lied and wants to keep the tickets for himself. Binky frisks him and confirms that he does not have the tickets, only to reach for Arthur's book. Arthur protests, saying that he has nothing to hide, until the tickets slide out of the book. | ||
Arthur tries giving his concert tickets to [[D.W. Read|D.W.]], who declines. He tapes the tickets to a post with a note reading to take them, only for the wind to blow | Arthur tries giving his concert tickets to [[D.W. Read|D.W.]], who declines. He tapes the tickets to a post with a note reading to take them, only for the wind to blow onto his shirt. Arthur puts them on a tree stump and weighs them down with a rock, only to go home and be informed by D.W. that Bailey brought the tickets to the house. He opens the door to see all his friends, who apologize and say that Arthur should go by himself. | ||
With D.W.'s suggestion of picking straws, Arthur attends the concert with George. However, due to the seats being in the front row, they are unable to see the band. Arthur says that he "never really wins anything," and he and George cheer anyways. | With D.W.'s suggestion of picking straws, Arthur attends the concert with George. However, due to the seats being in the front row, they are unable to see the band. Arthur says that he "never really wins anything," and he and George cheer anyways. | ||
