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How does Mrs Peal resolve the conflict?
OA She makes Jack look her in the eyes and tell her the truth
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She threatens to tell Jack's parents the doesn't confess
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She gets Jack's parents to pay for reçiring her roof.
OD. She laughs at the silly explanation that he offers
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