Hurricane Dancers And The Pearl Analysis

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Many people are greedy, and care for themselves more than others. Some people try whatever they can to get something, whether or not they care about what happens to other people. This is the case in both the storylines of Hurricane Dancers and The Pearl. In both storylines, one or more people wants to enslave/kill another to get their desired

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