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What do you collect, or what kind of collection would you like to start? Why does this collection interest you?
Gwendolyn believes she was many different things in a past life. What might you have been in a past life, if there is such a thing as reincarnation? Tell what makes you think this way.
Summarize the story of how Kona, Gwendolyn, and Stumpy became friends.
Professor Albert wasn't sure which puppy to choose. What kind of pet would you like to have? Tell how you would go about choosing a pet.
Why did Professor Albert think raising a puppy was so easy? How was Gwendolyn able to train Kona?
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