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5. How is Dorothy's point of view different from the Munchkins'? B A Dorothy is naturally a friendly person and is more accepting. Dorothy cannot connect with what the Munchkins are saying. Dorothy sees
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5. How is Dorothy's point of view different from the Munchkins'?

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A Dorothy is naturally a friendly person and is more accepting.
Dorothy cannot connect with what the Munchkins are saying.
Dorothy sees the situation through the eyes of someone afraid.
D Dorothy does not know anything about the land and its people.

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D. Dorothy dies not know anything about the land and it's people.

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Yes, Dorothy is friendly and accepting, but the Munchkins are able to be that way. Dorothy does find a way to connect with them and the Munchkins are afraid too. She does not know anything about the land or it's people. So, her POV will be different from them.

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