Hunger Banquet Research Paper

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Yesterday's Hunger Banquet was a great experience! It really opened up my eyes, there were 3 groups, the low income, middle income, and high income. I was the low income, I ate dry rice and water. I kind of wished I was the upset class people, they ate fruit, pasta, bread, salad, and drank orange juice. The middle class ate beans and rice and water. The lower class had dry, stale, cold rice with a cup of water. I really learned a lot about our world and how unfair it is, and I learned that I should not take things for granted.

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