Who Was The Grinch Punished

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Have you ever been accused of something you did not do like the Grinch. The who’s blamed him of destruction of the city. The grinch is not guilty. The grinch gaved all of the present back at the end. The grinch is not guilty of the charges brought against him, nor does he have poor characteristics.

He is a caring person because of when he gave the presents back to the who’s. He gives the presents back because of how he felt when he stole the presents from the who's. When he stole the present he saw how everyone was singing while there presents were gone. He felt sad and returned them back. The who’s were still happy on christmas even when there presents were stolen.

Your honor the grinch is not guilty here’s another reason. He is a

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