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How Did George Znaeym Hate
Ulrich von Gradwitz and Georg Znaeym both hate each other. Both of there family's have hated each other for generations. They live in a dark forest where Gradwitz patrol's wanting to see his enemy to appear. The only reason why they are hating is because they both want to take part in some piece of land in the forest, but Georg has legal possession of it from the court. Gradwitz comes a pond Georg in the forest where they both hurt each other and gets set in a trap. Both of them talk madly at each other whether there men are going to come and murder one person. But it all ends when they get tried of battling each other over words. They set out to try to make truths with each other. Finally they become friends and try to call out for help. But

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