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Considering dahl’s short story “lamb on the slaughter “?and the poem red riding hood, what do you think he is suggesting about woman
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Considering dahl’s short story “lamb on the slaughter “?and the poem red riding hood, what do you think he is suggesting about woman
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Sndnnd dndn djdjjd ndndnd djjdsj Anshan Anshan
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I think that he is showing woman are weak because little red riding hood was scared of the wolves
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