Answer:
i can't agree with them
Explanation:
traditions are different and difficult to understand
1. We were told a story by Minnie
2. She wrote the city council a letter last month.
3. She gave them Serval Ideas about the summer camp program for kids *not sure about this one*
4. They offered Minnie and her classmates summer jobs.
5. the class taught many games to the children together OR Many games were taught together to the neighbourhood children
6. They also offered the children Swimming Lessons.
7. Minnie was owed many thanks to by the city for her ideas and organizational skills.
8. The neighborhood parents bought Minnie a trophy.
9. All the children bough cards and banners for minnie and the swimming coaches.
10. Minnie had given a summer of fun to the city.
It means he went away from the main group to come up with a plan to solve the problem/conflict. I believe he will use magic to (I don't know what the conflict is, but this is where you'd put how you think he'd fix it)
The quintessential quality to making a friend is to be accepting of others for both their positive and negative characteristics. Friendship making is something that requires both interest and initiative. In order to improve your ability to make friends, you must accept what is appealing to you and what is appealing to others in making a friend.