Write the three homours incidents in the packing chapter?
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This story is funny as it shows three adults making complete fools out of themselves. The bad packing skills of the narrator and his friends are on display in this story. The narrator, who prides himself on his packing ability, unpacks and repacks the same things three times, much to the amusement of his friends. When it is their turn to pack, they are worse than the narrator. Emulating his friends, the narrator simply sits back and watches them make a mess of everything. Things get more chaotic when the dog, Montmorency enters the picture.
The narrator compares the things he unpacked for finding his toothbrush to the same state of chaos that existed when the world was created. On seeing all that George and Harry had managed to do with the butter, the narrator says that he had never seen anyone do more with one-and-two pence worth of butter. The narrator describes how Montmorency pretended that lemons were rats and got into the hamper and killed three before Harris could land a frying pan on him.
The narrator compares the things he unpacked for finding his toothbrush to the same state of chaos that existed when the world was created. On seeing all that George and Harry had managed to do with the butter, the narrator says that he had never seen anyone do more with one-and-two pence worth of butter. The narrator describes how Montmorency pretended that lemons were rats and got into the hamper and killed three before Harris could land a frying pan on him.
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