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In chapter three of "Bridge to Terabithia," Mrs. Myers mumbles "thirty-one" in response to Jess's announcement about his family's financial struggles. This moment highlights the tension and challenges faced by the family, as well as the broader economic difficulties they are experiencing. It serves to emphasize the theme of hardship and the impact of poverty on Jess's life.
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What are crocodiles sound?
mumble,mumble
Do rabbits make sickness for your child?
Only if the child is allergic.that is the stupidest question i have ever heard, rabbits (mumble-mumble) sickness (mumble-mumble) child (mumble-mumble) pointless!!The rabbit may also bite the child which could then cause the child to have an infection
In happy feet why did they name mumble the name mumble?
Just as mumble is hatching, Gloria starts calling him mumble and mr. Mumble. Memphis had no problem with what Gloria was calling him so obviously technically Gloria named him. The reason she called him mumble was because he was mumbling in the egg.
Where is mumble in Petpet Park?
mumble is a ghost so she is in a graveyard.
What animal is the cartoon character Mumble?
Mumble from Happy Feet is an Emperor Penguin.
When was Mumble Bumble created?
Mumble Bumble was created on 1999-05-28.
In Happy Feet who was mean to Mumble?
The elder of Mumble's tribe (the emperor penguins) and everyone on the high counsel were mean to Mumble A.K.A.: Happy Feet
What products are provided by Mumble?
Originally intended as a gaming tool, Mumble is an online group chat application. The server application that Mumble runs on is called Murmur. Mumble is compatible with Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
What is mumble from happy feet bad at?
Mumble is bad at singing but he can dance really great.
Why do some people constantly mumble?
They mumble because they don't hear very well.
A sentence using the word mumble?
I couldn't understand what he said because all he did was mumble and mutter.
Do you need a card code for the Dragon online video game?
yes yeh stupid mumble mumble...
