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What is a theme of "Kaddo's Wall"? Building a flour wall around a house will not create safety..

Nothing good will come from greediness and power.

You should always give away all of your money and food.

If you mistreat others, you will die alone and friendless.

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What is a theme of "Kaddo's Wall"? Building a flour wall around a house will not create safety..