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The Kite Fighters

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on April 5, 2017 at 6:09:11 pm
 

 

 

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This is Dr.Morre

I don't think Kee-Sup even payed attention to Young-Sup at all. Well he might have payed attention a little but I don't think Kee-Sup thought that he was taking things for granted.And I agree because he got everything for granted too much and he might have felt sorry for Young-Sup. And I think Kee-Sup at first was a person who did not pay attention at Young-Sup but after reading this chunk I thought maybe Kee-Sup changed a little from not paying attention to Young-Sup to paying attention to him.

 

I wanted to talk about how Kee-sup was able to ask his father about how Young-sup was a better kite flyer and he should fly for the king. Also, why Wouldn't  have Kee-sup told his father that he didn't want to go to the trips to the mountain. Well, I think the reason is that  Kee-sup might have thought he got everything for granted after Young-sup shouted at him and also that Young-sup was being treated like he was invisible, enough and maybe he thought that he would let his father down in the kite flying contest. so I think he knew that Yong-sup would much better so that is why he was enough to talk to his father

 

so  was I was wondering if somebody disagreed  with it

 

 

 

 

 

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