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At the beginning of the story, the author explains how chance decides a person's fate. At the end of the story, he allows the reader to decide the man's fate, the prin…

At the beginning of the story, the author explains how chance decides a person's fate. At the end of the story, he allows the reader to decide the man's fate, the prin…
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At the beginning of the story, the author explains how chance decides a person's fate. At the end of the story, he allows the reader to decide the man's fate, the princess's fate, and the reader's own fate. What might the author be suggesting about justice and human nature?

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you've been things have – some live longer than others

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