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Explanation:Sancho has become quite fond of his companion, Quixote. Initially, Sancho was willing to be the squire or personal attendant to Quixote in hopes of a reward that would make him rich. By the end of the story, Sancho has served Quixote faithfully with nothing in return. The two of them become very close. In the end, when Quixote comes to his senses, Sancho wishes to have his imaginative companion back. When Quixote takes to his deathbed, Sancho tries to cheer him.
I think its A simple existence
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I think he meant that it was the last straw and the natives could no longer sit back and allow future acts of disrespect.
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I dont think it was resolved he did sign the indian removal act if that helps
