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1 October, 04:46

Based on the historical context of this novel, why is Mitchell more concerned about consequences than Paul is?

Mitchell has a long history of getting into trouble with his family, so he has good reason to be worried about getting

into trouble now.

Mitchell comes from a family of sharecroppers on Paul's father's land. If Mitchell's father loses his job, the family

will have to find somewhere else to live.

O Mitchell's father is not able to work anywhere else. If Mitchell's father loses his job, the family will have nowhere to

go.

Mitchell's family own the stables where Paul's father keeps his horse. If Mitchell's father loses his job, the family

will lose Paul's father's business.

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  1. 1 October, 07:16
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    Answer:Mitchell comes from a family of sharecroppers on Paul's father's land. If Mitchell's father loses his job, the family will have to find somewhere else to live.

    Explanation: took the quiz and got it right.
  2. 1 October, 08:25
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    everyone its b if your not trying read that
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