Packing is a humorous account of three friends who were absent minded, careless and confused people. Illustrate this with reference to the chapter
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Packing by three friends has made the story very humorous. They did many foolish things and unpacked the bag several times. The author forgot to pack the boots, he reopened it. Harris and George offered to pack the hamper. They broke the cup, walked on the butter and stepped on the things, upsetting everything. Tomatoes were squashed and Harris sat on the butter. Montmorency, the dog, added to the confusion by destroying the lemons thinking them to be rats.
The three friends were absent-minded, careless and confused people who carried out the job of packing in an unplanned way. None of them was a good packer. They packed things, forgot about them and again unpacked them to search for the things. They forgot to pack the boots, again unpacked to keep it and to make sure that the tooth-brush was kept or not, they unpacked while making a chaos of the things. They stepped on the things. They made a mess of soft items like butter and jam.