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Mr. Duvich's The Three Strangers That Came To Town
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Point Of View

The point of view in the story of "The three strangers that came to town" is about Mr. Duvich's family that wanted to move to America. When they moved to America many people were making fun of them, the way they ate,there look, what they ate and also because they were poor. There was at least one family that was nice to them. The Tomas's family that lived all the way a the end of there neighborhood tried to be nice to them because they were treated.

The Mr.Duvich's always at black mold bread and fish. The mother of the Duvich's family never cross the street because her face was pail and because
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