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What is the significance of the sentence “There would be only a little water to drink and nothing at all to eat”?
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What is the significance of the sentence “There would be only a little water to drink and nothing at all to eat”?

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It gives us supporting ideas or details about a vision quest.

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The significance of the sentence is that the possibilities for survival are not almost non-existent.

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