PART A: How do the children respond to the man’s initial cry for help?

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bija089 [108]3 years ago

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Initially, the children respond to the man's cries for help by making their way to Arthur's place. The implication is that they're thinking about getting him some rope or a ladder to help him climb out of the well. But before they reach Arthur's place, they slow down before eventually stopping where they are. After waiting for what seems like a while they walk back to the well, without anything that might help save the trapped man from his predicament.

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