Do you agree with Bruno’s mother that he should stop talking to his imaginary friend? Explain your answer.

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I will give you two explanations:

- Yes if Bruno is being psychologically damaged by talking to his imaginary friend. Only his mother or those around him on a daily basis would know the affects his imaginary friend is creating. If it is harmful to him and those around him the habit is worth breaking.

- No if Bruno finds his imaginary friend to be kind, listening, and one of the only friends he have. If Bruno imaginary friend brings relief and positive energy to his life that friend is worth keeping.

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