This document appears to be a page from a manuscript or memoir draft, dated April 2, 2012. It recounts a personal anecdote where the author (a lawyer) intervened in a physical altercation at a Boston Bruins game to protect colleague Joe Oteri from being attacked from behind while Oteri was defending his daughter from harassment. The narrative focuses on how Oteri later exaggerated the author's heroism in retelling the story.
| Name | Role | Context |
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| The Author | Narrator / Lawyer |
Recounts a story from when they were a 'young lawyer' attending a hockey game. (Context suggests this is likely Alan ...
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| Joe Oteri | Lawyer / Colleague |
A 'great lawyer' the author worked with; involved in an altercation protecting his daughter.
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| Joe Oteri's daughter | Victim of harassment |
Teenager who was aggressively flirted with/touched.
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| Older teenage guy | Aggressor |
Flirted with and touched Oteri's daughter.
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| Guy's friend | Attacker |
Attempted to hit Joe Oteri from behind; stopped by the author.
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| Name | Type | Context |
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| Boston Bruins |
Hockey team whose games the author attended.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Implied by the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT'.
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| Location | Context |
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Implied location of the Boston Bruins hockey game.
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"When Joe began to tell this story to anyone who would listen, it kept getting better and better."Source
"The final version had me beating up the two maulers and saving his daughter’s life."Source
"Although the reality is that my heroism was quite limited and totally instinctive, Joe has never forgotten what I did and has always shown his appreciation."Source
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