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Itchoua

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English

 

Written by:

Letha G

 

Date added:

October 30, 2016

 

Level:

University

 

Grade:

A

 

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3 / 732

 

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When the chief cried, Itchoua ran immediately not thinking at all and went to help his friend at risk. He sacrificed his life to help his friends from the dangerous rats. He cared for his friends and never only thought about himself. He did what ever he could for the safety of his friends. He used all his strength by trying to kill as many rats as possible and never gave up...
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He used all his strength by trying to kill as many rats as possible and never gave up. He show’s he’s brave by fighting against the rats for his friends safety with the help of his friends at his side. He persevered even though he had blood dripping throughout his body. He didn’t give up because he was brave to withstand the forces of the rats...
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