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In the text, The War of the Wall, the characters feel a sense of ownership of their neighborhood, more specifically “their” wall. When a painter comes to town and begins to paint the wall, the author reveals the many perspectives of different characters and how they react to the “painter lady”. What do the differing perspectives reveal about the characters?

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Latest answer posted May 27, 2020, 1:27 am (UTC)

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