English, 21.01.2021 18:40 michaellagann2020
3. Jonas is told that in his training he will have to experience pain. This pain will be unlike anything he or
anyone else in the community can imagine because they have not experienced it. What type of pain could
they be talking about that is worse than falling off a bicycle or having a hand closed in a door?
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