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What i learnt from chapter the selfish giant

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Wilde suggests that in their innocence, children are keenly perceptive to a person's true nature, and so these children can forgive the Giant quite readily. After the Giant knocks down the wall around his garden, the children play there ever after, treasured by their new friend.

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