In all the years, only one person had been foolhardy enough to try to fight Trooper Jim Tile. The boy's name was Dekle, and he was eighteen, as big and white as a Frigidaire, and just about as intelligent.

πŸ“– Carl Hiaasen

🌍 American  |  πŸ‘¨β€πŸ’Ό Writer

πŸŽ‚ March 12, 1953
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In the story, only one individual dared to challenge the formidable Trooper Jim Tile, showcasing his reputation for toughness and authority. The person who attempted this was a young man named Dekle, who was eighteen years old, physically large, and not particularly smart. His size and age made him stand out, but it was his foolhardiness that set him apart from others who likely avoided confrontation.

"In all the years, only one person had been foolhardy enough to try to fight Trooper Jim Tile. The boy's name was Dekle, and he was eighteen, as big and white as a Frigidaire, and just about as intelligent."

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