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Prompt: On page 36, Ralph adamantly yells, “But I tell you there isn't a beast!" Ralph is convinced there is no beast and the boy with the birthmark was only seeing things. In chapter 7,
we see Ralph arting in the opposite way. Write an AECCECC paragraph about the
inconsistency between what Ralph says and how he acts when concerning the beast?

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