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English, 22.04.2020 18:35, prishapup27

Why do you think Leota and Mrs. Fletcher spanked Billy at the end for eating her peanuts? Were they angry about the

peanuts, or did he represent something bigger for them? How did it make the women feel when they were through?

Give your answer in 150 words, using evidence from the story for support.

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