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What is the central idea of Shackleton's Stowaway

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That the ponies are at first frightened because they are unfamiliar with the world above ground due to a lifetime spent above ground mines.

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Answer: i think its this

Explanation:The idea that the ponies are at first frightened because they are unfamiliar with the world above ground due to a lifetime spent in underground mines is central to the poem.

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