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The Raccoon Coat Analysis
This fiction is funny. This piece of satire pokes fun at the bad side of human nature. He wants Petey's girlfriend Polly Espy. So he gave his friend a raccoon coat and told his friend that he would take his friend's girlfriend. However she chooses the man with the raccoon coat as her girlfriend. He had a raccoon coat, But Polly Espy wanted that he put on a raccoon coat. It could have been only raccoon coat she has been able to make enough of him. He was punished for his arrogance and his indifference for others. What an ending. I felt while watching this novel. It will always have his back action that
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