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The most likely reason why the townspeople engaged in bullying talk about Matt's mule is:
D. The town was incredibly boring and they had nothing better to talk about.
This question is taking from "Their Eyes Were Watching God"
<h3>Their Eyes Were Watching God </h3>
"Their Eyes Were Watching God" is a book written by Zora Neale Hurston.
At Joe's stores, there were porch sitters who sat on the porch discussing. They sit down there and talk about Matt's mule, accusing Matt of mistreating the mule. Joe forbids Janie from taking part in the discussion.
For such people just discussing aimlessly actually means the town was boring and they didn't have any other better thing to say.
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In the novel, when Jem goes to peer into the Radley's house and attempts to flee through the gate, his trousers get caught on the fence, so he pulls them off and returns later that night to reclaim them. However, in the film, he returns immediately after losing them.
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