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The Termites To Frighted Negi Analysis
1. Mami used the attack of the termites to frighten Negi making her think it was a punishment. So, maybe Mami is harsh wanting to frighted Negi. If Mami would have said that the termites attacked because she was not behaving right and because it was on purpose Negi would have believed her. Which can mean that Negi believed most of what Mami said and was scared,

2. I think the reason she included this in the story because she wanted to see other readers perspective. Also, maybe she wanted to share how her childhood was like.

3. I think as a child, she did consider the attack to be a punishment but now as an adault she does not consider the attack as a punishements. Maybe because now she thinks that Mami could not have planned the termites
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