Mystery of Betrayal: Unraveling Baba's Fate in a Gripping Tale

Jan 13, 2025

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As the plot thickens, Gopal unveils a puzzling story full of trust and deceit. Discover the truth behind Baba's disappearance and the enigmatic card man's role in the unfolding events. Share your thoughts on the characters' plans and motives in this captivating narrative.

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Bottom of p. 57: Gopal is really telling a story about….. Bottom of p. 66: I trust/distrust these men because… End of Chapter 7/p. 68: What do you think happened to Baba? I think Baba…. Bottom of p. 77: This is like the card man because…and…. End of Chapter 8/p. 79: Do you agree with this plan? Support your answer with an example from the story. I agree/disagree with this plan because….. STOP

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