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Does it seem realistic to you that the characters fail to notice the Wart's sadness about Merlin's departure? Explain. *
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Does it seem realistic to you that the characters fail to notice the Wart's sadness about Merlin's departure? Explain. *

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  • Merlin is a wizard of unidentified origin and is first seen living is a cottage forest. Merlin values the education as opposed to the war training. Despite his wisdom he is forgetful as well clumsy. Wart feels sad about merlin departure.
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