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hodyreva [135]
3 years ago
7

Why is Mr.Poe always believing that the children are lying to him about Count Olaf?

English
1 answer:
elixir [45]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Here you go btw love series of unfortunate events

Explanation:

The reason why Mr. Poe always thinks the children are lying is because, he thinks that they are used to their old rich ways, and that he thinks that the change is making the children make stuff up.  Another reason why could be because he thinks the kids want attention, and he could think that the kids just want to live somewhere else.  Also, Mr. Poe thinks that no one would do all of that just for a fortune.  Mr. Poe is really du mb and he needs to open his eyes, and actually try to investigate, and he needs to think better too.

Hope this helps, stay safe, god bless ya'll, and have a Great day!!!

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