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On page 206, why does the author tell us that Charlie thinks, “maybe white mice are smarter than other mice?”

On page 206, why does the author tell us that Charlie thinks, “maybe white mice are smarter than other mice?”
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On page 206, why does the author tell us that Charlie thinks, “maybe white mice are smarter than other mice?”

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Answer: because the author wants you to know how the character is feeling

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