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What does Mr. freeman mean when he say “ be the tree”

What does Mr. freeman mean when he say “ be the tree”
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What does Mr. freeman mean when he say “ be the tree”

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He means to act like a tree and try to take place of a tree


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Answer: When Mr.freeman said "be the tree" he meant to be free.

Explanation: Trees are free, they stand there and look bright. They are free from school lol.

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