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Why does the speaker think the mouse is fortunate?

Why does the speaker think the mouse is fortunate?
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Why does the speaker think the mouse is fortunate?

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It is only concerned with the present.

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Answer: the narrator himself lives in frustration and dread as he thinks about his fizzled plans and stresses over the future ones

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