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Friend out. 3. Mae and Tuck were accustomed to change; nevertheless, these latest changes upset them. Why? Provide details from the text to support your answer.
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3. Mae and Tuck were accustomed to change; nevertheless, these latest changes upset them. Why?
Provide details from the text to support your answer.

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Angus and Mae Tuck are accustomed to change happening around them, because they have each lived for more than a century. They are immortal, which means that they do not change, but they see large changes in the world around them. Additionally, because of their immortality, Angus and Mae Tuck...

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