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This is the first time that the character of Declan appears in the story in real time. His authentic personality jars instantly with his show persona, which Kennedy has already introduced by this point through snippets from his spiel during the dolphin show, as reported speech. Declan reacts to Samson’s death “dismissively,” referring to the dolphin as “it” and “that thing.” This, combined with Roley’s response, sets up the relationships among Roley, Declan and Samson: Declan has no real bond with Samson, while Roley, refusing to call Samson an “it,” has much more of an allegiance to Samson than he…