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Misha disobeyed Uri to ride the merry go round and when Misha was done riding he went to the orphanage and knocked on the door so loud that doctor korczak came out and misha said look the merry go round is on and no one is on it bring the kids and then doctor Korczak pulled misha inside and brought him up to a room to sleep in and then the next day uri came to the orphanage in the morning and was talking to doctor Korczak and when uri and misha left the orphanage misha was waiting to get smacked or get put against the wall put Uri didn’t do nothing or say nothing to Misha and misha was waiting for uri to do something to him put he didn’t. This affected the characters because Uri told Misha don’t ride the merry go round put Misha didn’t listen

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