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xenn [34]
1 year ago
5

Contrast about how was the girl before and after the incident must refer story ''the little girl''

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Mashcka [7]1 year ago
8 0

The effect of the incident is that; she realized her father was soft and caring and appreciated him for he has a kind heart.

<h3>What happened after the incident?</h3>

After the nightmare incident, Kezia realised that her father was a caring father, even outside his big giant look.

She consequently realized that he worked hard and always got tired. For the fact that he comforted her when she had the nightmare and her mom and granny were away in hospital, she knew that he had a kind heart.

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