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P90 Ari seemed to be born unafraid of competition and conflict, especially physical battle. Sympathetic to the underdog, he usually took Rahm’s side when the fight became physical and as he quickly grew to be bigger and stronger, their little team became quite powerful. More than anything, Ari seemed to enjoy inciting us whenever things got too quiet. With mischief in his eyes and a grin on his face, Ari would needle and annoy until someone lashed out. The instant you moved to swat him, he would dash off so quickly that it was almost impossible to catch him. All the while Ari would laugh with excitement because he had made something happen. 阿里似乎天生不怕争斗，更不怕打架。他常同情弱者，打架的时候会站到拉姆一边，由于他很快长得又大又强，他们的小团队也变得相当强大了。阿里总爱没事儿找事儿。阿里常带着淘气是申请龇牙咧嘴的挑逗和激怒我们直到有人开打。你打出的一刹那间，他会快速的闪开，你不可能抓到他。阿里始终会很兴奋的发笑，因为他已经挑起了事端。 Inside the family, Ari’s modus operandi fell squarely in the range of normal. We all liked to test and challenge and any hard feelings that arose during our fights faded faster than the bruises. He was also accepted by the Glass brothers and other friends in the neighborhood because of his fearlessness. But when he got to school, his restlessness became a problem. Ari was highly verbal, incredibly alert— he had a great memory and learned certain things very quickly— and very charming, yet when it came to reading and writing, he ran into a wall. 在家里，阿里的一贯做法是不越出雷池一步。我们之间的战斗平息之后，我们喜欢应对任何挑战和伤害。他也因为无所畏惧而被格拉斯兄弟和其他邻居朋友接受了。但在学校，他的这种满不在乎便成了问题。阿里表达能力很强，思维也相当敏捷，记忆力相当好，学东西也很快，这些都显示了他的魅力所在，可一到阅读和写作，他就四处碰壁。 While other kids wrote out letters, Ari struggled to translate what he saw on the blackboard to the paper on his desk. He wrote individual letters backward and reversed the order of letters in words. Dog became bog and boy became yod. Born into a home filled with books, and now settled into a school where scholarship equaled success, Ari fell further and further behind his brothers and his classmates. Worse, he had trouble sitting still long enough to complete a lesson, and it was practica