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Why did the boys save the children in the church?

(1.)They had nothing better to do at the time.

(2.)They wanted to get famous and become heroes.

(3.)They felt responsible for the church burning because of their cigarettes.

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Answer: They felt responsible for the church burning because of their cigarettes.

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Stjernaluiht answered Mar 23, 2021

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