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Why does the author let us know about the pilot’s mistake? In the Giver chapter 1-3
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Why does the author let us know about the pilot’s mistake? In the Giver chapter 1-3

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You haven’t given us any picture or what the story is, but if I have to say, probably he would have given you something like given away someones place, or what someone did, or maybe he himself made a mistake. U have to figure out what in the chapter. Good luck!!
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Answer: The author let us/you know by telling us what he did in the chapters we read.

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