What made mrs Thompson move towards maggie in the little chamber?
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JOE THOMPSON FELT PITY FOR MAGGIE ,THE CRIPPLED CHILD . BUT HE DID NOT KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH HER. HE WAS PUZZLED FOR A WHILE BUT THEN WENT BACK TO MAGGIE'S HOVEL/CHAMBER OUT OF COMPASSION FOR HER HE OBSERVED THAT SHE HAD RAISED HERSELF TO AN UPRIGHT POSITION AND WAS SITTING ON THE BED. MAGGIE TOLD MR. THOMPSON " DON'T LEAVE MEN HERE ALL ALONE"
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JOE THOMPSON FELT PITY FOR MAGGIE ,THE CRIPPLED CHILD . BUT HE DID NOT KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH HER. HE WAS PUZZLED FOR A WHILE BUT THEN WENT BACK TO MAGGIE'S HOVEL/CHAMBER OUT OF COMPASSION FOR HER HE OBSERVED THAT SHE HAD RAISED HERSELF TO AN UPRIGHT POSITION AND WAS SITTING ON THE BED. MAGGIE TOLD MR. THOMPSON " DON'T LEAVE MEN HERE ALL ALONE"
☆HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU OUT.☆
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Explanation:
Joe asked Mrs. Thompson to be kind by giving the views of Christ on little children. He also reminded her of Maggie's dead mother and loneliness, pain and sorrow, which Maggie was undergoing at the movement. This brought a change in heart of Mrs. Thompson and she went to see Maggie.
The lover and concern that Joe reflected for Maggie made his wife move towards Maggie in the little chamber. He had told her how Christ rebuked those who would not receive children with happiness
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