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What is Mitchell's viewpoint?
He is confused about why Paul took the blame for
him.
"Ey, Paul!" Mitchell called after me. "Anyways, you still
get t' ride your own horse, that Appaloosa. So not ridin'
Ghost Wind, that ain't so bad."
I turned and looked back at him "No... don't get to ride
him either, or any other horse ... not 'til my daddy says I
can. He was plenty mad."
"Had a right t' be," Mitchell conceded, "way that stallion
was all scratched up and bruised. You know, my daddy
was 'fraid he was gonna lose his job 'cause-a what I
done."
"I know."
-- The Land,
Mildred D. Taylor
He wants to accept responsibility and apologize for
riding the horse.
He is grateful that Paul saved his father's job by
taking the blame.
He is angry because he feels that Paul now has
control over him.
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Droogte viewpom
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What is Mitchell's viewpoint?
He is confused about why Paul to...
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What is Mitchell's viewpoint?
He is confused about why Paul to...