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People should be taught to preserve food so that they do not waste any food at all.
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If we preserve food so that we do not wast any food at all, we wouldn't have so much food. In fact, we would only have as much food as we need if we preserved the food. If this were the case, the poor would have access to food that isn't being preserved for later use because other foods, by people who can afford food, are already preserving food. Therefore, they wouldn't need to buy so much food.
The entire story is a dream sequence after the main characters eat some berries if I’m not mistaken. The play happening in the summer months make the storyline a complete midsummer nights dream
Jane gets to know from her aunt, Mrs. Reed that she was jealous of the relationship between Jane's mother and her husband.
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This scene is from Chapter 21, Mrs. Reed gets a stroke from the death of her son and wants to see Jane Eyre. Jane Eyre comes back as a whole new person and is greeted by Bessie with a cup of tea. She meets her cousins Eliza and Georgina who have grown tall and beautiful.
Jane gets to know from her aunt, Mrs. Reed that she was jealous of the relationship between Jane's mother and her husband. Mrs. Reed has always been jealous and showed all those hatred towards Jane and does not forgive her even before her last breath.
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is to show that people can be deliberately malicious and cruel, especially to people who reveal their vulnerabilities. We know that the main character, Mr. Nuttel, has shared his nerve disorder with his hosts.
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