Allice Monologue Analysis

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Allice had big problems that she couldn’t solve the problems by herself. When she ran away the house, she worried about her parent all the time. I think Allice’s actions made worse, complicate that situation than she stayed at home. Furthermore, Razz was coming up such a big game with pressure, but he took care her during the journey. I think Allice would be rather to help Razz for his

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