Why did the narrator and Leo frequently "fall out" when they were younger?, Because they lived on Miller Street., Because of small arguments over pizza or the computer., Because they didn't like the Victorian chef., What does the narrator mean by saying that he used to "look up to" Leo?, He thought his brother was a "math nerd.", He admired and respected him as the football captain., Leo got high grades at school., Why was the narrator afraid that Leo would "look down on" him?, Because Leo was very tall., Because the narrator thought Leo viewed being a "math nerd" as inferior., Because the narrator was good at football., What happened when the narrator decided to "bring up" his feelings at dinner?, Leo listened and expressed his own admiration for the narrator., Leo started a new argument., Leo played another prank about a haunted basement., How did the relationship change as they "grew up"?, They stopped talking to each other., They began to get on well and show interest in each other's lives., They became even bigger rivals than before., Which phrase shows that Leo is now interested in his brother's life?, He would fall for pranks., He would look down on his brother., He started to ask after their friends and hobbies..

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