It is clear from the story that Kit now understands what life in a Puritan family is like now that things have been settled and she will be staying with her aunt and uncle.
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How do puritans live?</h3>
Puritans are adamant about living a modest life and do not believe in being vain or frivolous. That is, Puritans prefer to live a life of:
- Humility
- Purity; and
- Simplicity.
And these are reflected in their way of life as derived form the Good Book.
Hence it is correct to state that Kit is now getting acquainted with the Puritan Life and is adjusting to it.
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Dursley's and the Weasleys both do not go for a vacation.
Explanation:
The Dursley's are the foster family of Harry Potter in the story and in the second book of the series there is considerable argument with Vernon the elder kid that they did not go for a vacation which he resents .
The Weasley's go neither, instead they have to stay back at home and they invite Harry over too, just to stay back with them.
This eventually forms the backdrop of the two kids Ron and Harry missing their train in the second book.
