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Describe The Relationship Between Davis And His Pants

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Davis and His Pants Once upon a time there was a boy named Davis. Davis went to school. Davis had a pair of perfect pants. But one day, Davis’s pants were not perfect pants. The pants were very rude to Davis. Sometimes kids would look at Davis and wonder, “What is wrong with his pants?” Davis’s pants Loved it when people laughed at Davis. Sometimes Davis’s pants would bully other people. Davis was very sad. That night when Davis got home he told his mom, “I want new pants!” Davis was very mad at his pants at this point, And his mom had noticed that. So his mom got him new pants and this time they were perfect pants. So tomorrow when Davis went to school, he was very happy. The

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