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Waldo Study Guide

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by Robert A. Heinlein
About 24 pages (7,197 words)
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Grandfather

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Doc Grimes

Doc Grimes is a somewhat eccentric doctor who delivered Waldo despite his concerns that something was wrong with the infant. Only Grimes has the audacity to speak plainly to the adult Waldo. He treats Waldo like the bright, but spoiled man that Waldo has become. He believes that humankind is gradually becoming weaker as they are continually exposed to low levels of radiation. He thus convinces Waldo to not only take on the problem of the failing deKalb receptors, but to find a solution that would also solve the problem of radiation exposure.

Dr. Augustus Grimes

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Dr. Gus Grimes

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Uncle Gus

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Waldo F. Jones

Waldo F. Jones is.....

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