3 years ago

From The magic prison, why is harweda selfish?

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Answer:As he was carefully cleaning the bird's cage, the walls again creaked and groaned, and the mirrors grew narrower as the windows widened. But Prince Harweda saw only the flood of sunshine that poured in and the beauty of the larger landscape. He cared nothing whatever now for the stupid mirrors, which could only reflect what was placed before them.

Explanation:

"Hmph!" she said, as [Harweda] disappeared. "You'll have enough of it before you are through, my fine prince."

yarga [219]3 years ago

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Prince Harweda is too selfish to be a good king
Could be the answer hope I helped

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