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John tried to explain to Emil how he felt about chores, but Emil didn't understand. John believed that "when somebody doesn't want to see a thing you can't make him see it." Do you agree with John? Why or why not?
How did John and his grandfather feel about hunting? Why didn't John's grandfather let the man from another state hunt on their land?
How did John feel about his grandfather's inevitable death? Why was John especially confused when he looked at his grandfather?
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Explain John's feelings about chores. Do you agree with John? Why or why not?
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