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Explain how we see personification in these dogs.
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What changes do you predict will happen to Lupin after spending the night in the little house? Do you think he will begin to like the comforts of the warm bed?
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What do you think will happen when the people begin to hunt Lupin? Do you think they will find her?
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Do you think McKinley will be able to stop Jack from going to find Lupin? How do you think he will stop him? Do you think Jack will find Lupin?
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What do you think will happen to Redburn in the end? What would you like to happen to Redburn?
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