diligent, careful to details
lack of hunger, the feeling of being full
to make a situation better or to make someone feel better
something which does not change easily
someone who believes everything he or she is told
extreme fear or terror
to plan something illegal or immoral
an extremely insolent and disrespectful attitude
to pretend
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Mother believes that education is her son's only way out of poverty.
He initially really doesn't want to go to school. His mother and grandmother have to tie his hands together and lead him against his will to the Shangaan tribal school.
He initially really doesn't want to go to school. His mother and grandmother have to tie his hands together and lead him against his will to the Shangaan tribal school.
