King of the Court [v3]
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King of the Court - 0
No matter what he does, Alexander Song just can seem to win. But does he have what it takes to be the King of the Court?
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King of the Court - 1
Thus begins the tryouts, where each player is assessed and . . . wait who is that guy?
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King of the Court - 2
Their first game begins. Though it's a practice game, it isn't any less intense, especially with the monster shooting guard, Fernando.
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King of the Court - 3
The game is nearing its climax as Alex and co. just can't seem to figure out how to stop Fernando. What even is there left to try?
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King of the Court - 4
The game reaches its climax, and it's finally obvious that it's hopeless for Marble Creek. What exactly will Alex do to save the game, if at all?
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King of the Court - 5
In the aftermath of the previous game, Alex is absent from practice. Will he even come back?
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King of the Court - 6
The game against Saint Helena begins. Unfortunately, it looks like they may be even stronger than Fernando.
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The game continues, and Copelands confusingly fast and effective moves are nearly impossible to counter. Can Alex do something about it?
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The game is nearing the end. How will it play out?
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King of the Court - 9
Finally, the game ends. Will Saint Helena keep their lead, or will Marble Creek emerge as the victory.
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King of the Court - 10
In the aftermath of the last game, Alex finds new friends in his opponents. Meanwhile, the rest of the team has their first encounter with JW . . .
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King of the Court - 11
The game has begun! Will the dark horse challengers get a victory over the empty-eyed boy and the Smiling Center?
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King of the Court - 12
Here comes Spencer for the clutch save! Will he be able to pull through? Is he locked in? Is he . . . scared?
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King of the Court - 13
The game ends!
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King of the Court - 14
Is this the end of the journey? For some, it may be, but for Alex, could this just be . . . the beginning?
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King of the Court - 14.5
Just closing some loose ends . . . if that's how you say it. I'm not a literature guy . . .
