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Wind in the Willows 5. Who was the leading character and what were they trying to accomplish? What did they want? 6. What was the key turning point in the story? 7. What would you say are the major themes
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Wind in the Willows 5. Who was the leading character and what were they trying to accomplish? What did they want? 6. What was the key turning point in the story? 7. What would you say are the major themes of the musical? What do you think the authors were trying to convey?​

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Sorry I can’t see the story

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