Summary Of Bob Barret

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I like how you wrote a brieft summary of the story and provided a real life experience. You even describe the main purpose and of the story. However, I think you should put your own opinions of the story, like if you were Bob Barret then which one would you have choosen? What would you have done if you were in his position? Also, tried to add some of the words from the story to support your opinion about

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