Kendrick is a member of Peck’s gang. His life has been tragic and full of misery, but one bright spot was when Mateo came across Kendrick about a year before the novel begins. People had just beaten Kendrick and stolen his brand-new Jordan sneakers, so Mateo gave Kendrick tissues and his own shoes. Kendrick never learned Mateo’s name, but he doesn’t care anyway—he met Damien Rivas not long after, and Damien turned Kendrick into a fighting machine and a member of his gang. In the present, Kendrick has just lost his job and is dying to hurt someone.
Kendrick O’Connell Quotes in They Both Die at the End
The They Both Die at the End quotes below are all either spoken by Kendrick O’Connell or refer to Kendrick O’Connell. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
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The Gang With No Name; 5:36 p.m.
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Death-Cast did not call this gang of boys today, and they’re living as if this means their lives can’t be over while they’re alive. They run through the streets, not caring about traffic, as if they’re invincible against speeding cars and completely untouchable by the law.
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Kendrick O’Connell Quotes in They Both Die at the End
The They Both Die at the End quotes below are all either spoken by Kendrick O’Connell or refer to Kendrick O’Connell. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
).
The Gang With No Name; 5:36 p.m.
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Death-Cast did not call this gang of boys today, and they’re living as if this means their lives can’t be over while they’re alive. They run through the streets, not caring about traffic, as if they’re invincible against speeding cars and completely untouchable by the law.
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