Why Is The Stone Shop Important

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One setting from the novel and explain why it is important to a character or to the plot is the stone shop and why I will tell u. How the stone shop is important is certain it just encourages to bust Gebu and get back to goldworking in a extronerly way. In one way it made ranofer overhear the conversation of Gebu and one of his workers that was giving him the wine sack and getting fired. So in that case he found out it was one of his workers which meant he was sure that Gebu was stealing gold.
After Ranofer found out that Gebu was stealing gold he told Hequet about it. In which they made them even better friends and they planed how to bust Gebu. After that Ranofer found the golden goblet he knew had to be from the pyramids so he knew Gebu

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