English, 11.03.2021 01:00, kaitlyn0123

[Bridge to Terabithia] Chapter 11 Someone already answered 1. so don't worry about that one, just someone please help me with 2 and 3. you don't have to do them all. Just please help. I don't want to waste my points.

1. Why does Jess feel guilty about what happened to Leslie? Should he? Explain.

2. Write two ways that Jess's father showed support for him.

3. Why was Jess eating pancakes like nothing had happened?

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