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How did Anne respond to the punishment by Mr. Keesing ? What light does it throw on her nature ?
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Do you think that Mrs Pumphery's over-concern for Tricki was the major cause of his illness ?
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When Mr. Keesing repeatedly punished Anne for her talkativeness and asked her to write essay, one after the other, she composed a poem on ‘The Incorrigible Chatterbox’ and gave a message through it to the teacher. The teacher got so impressed by her little poem that he decided not to punish her. It shows that Anne was capable of writing good essays and poems and also capable to win the heart of Mr. Keesing and make him realize his mistake. It also reflects her fearlessness, critical thinking, humility and unbiased approach as well as her creativity and humorous approach to deal with her strict teacher.
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Mrs. Pumphery was greatly concerned for Tricki. Indirectly, she was responsible for his ill health. She not only gave him malt, cod liver oil, horlicks, but also gave him cream, cakes and chocolates. She even sent bottles of wine and fresh eggs to him in the hospital. She asked the narrator on phone regularly about him.
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Mrs. Pumphery was greatly concerned for Tricki. Indirectly, she was responsible for his ill health. She not only gave him malt, cod liver oil, horlicks, but also gave him cream, cakes and chocolates. She even sent bottles of wine and fresh eggs to him in the hospital. She asked the narrator on phone regularly about him.
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