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Describe how you feel about the statement Fern's father made when he said, "A weakling makes trouble."
Write a speech that would help to convince Mr. Arable to spare Wilbur's life.
Do you think it was right of Charlotte to say that she killed bugs to survive, yet she thought it was wrong for people to kill animals for food? Explain your answer.
Write what you think Wilbur meant when he said, "If this is what it's like to be free, I believe I'd rather be penned up in my own yard."
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