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Chapter 3 Arnav
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1. He said that “do you want water” because he could see that the kids sitting in the cart were thirsty.
2. He could see that they/kids looked scared/ freighted.
3. Some Drops of water falling.

4. The boy is not a slave and she should not talk to the boy that is not a slave.

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