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Margot Guilt
After the children realize the terrible thing that they did to Margot, the problem they must now face the problem of guilt they they have, trying to explain what they did to everyone else, and figure out how they are going to make it up to Margot. In the movie, the children had picked flowers before going back inside. When they get in, they in are filled with guilt and decide to give Margot the flowers. First, William opens the closet door and tries to give her the flowers. Margot doesn’t accept them. She walks right past him. Then the other kids gave her all their flowers, which she accepts. She finally accepts the flowers from William and they walk inside together with Margot’s arm on William’s back. What the kids should do is probably help

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