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Mrs. Frank admonishes Margot for wishing the end would come. Why does she tell Margot she should be ashamed of herself?
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Mrs. Frank admonishes Margot for wishing the end would come. Why does she tell Margot she should be ashamed of herself?

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Mrs. Frank tells Margot she should be ashamed of herself because while Margot wishes the end would come Mrs. Frank is grateful that they are still alive.

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