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lawyer [7]4 years ago

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3 it teaches them a lesson by dont judge someone by how he looks

everyone was judging her cause of her religious and looks and in the end they admired the wall that she had painted cause it teaches them a lesson dont judge a book by it cover

4 Was the painter an “outsider” or a part of the community? Why? she was an outsider she came for a purpose and its to paint the wall text from the story "The painter lady has come to town ostensibly with the purpose of painting a mural."

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