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Why Despereaux Was Brave
Despereaux was brave when he went down to the dungeon full of rats. The mouse council took him to the dungeon, and the rats were viscous, and they put people into jail cells. The rats were trying to eat him. That was brave because he stayed in the dungeon until the end.
Despereaux was a brave mouse. Despereaux was brave when he talked to a king. He tried to tell the king that the princess was in trouble. The king could not hear him. It was brave because Despereaux was the size of a quarter, and the king could have killed him.
Despereaux was brave when he fought rats. He fought the rats with Boldo, Pea, and Roscuro. The cat clawed Despereaux, and Despereaux kept on fighting. That was brave because he never gave
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