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The villagers reacted to Kaddo's words with a dissatisfaction, agitated feeling towards him and how selfish he is to all of them. In the text it mentioned that," The people went home dissatisfied and although they were angry." They felt this way because he was selfish and cared for his own needs. in the article it also mentioned that, "When the villagers had heard of his plan, they stormed to his house in dissaproval." they had felt agitated about that.

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In the story "Tale of the wealthy" by Emily Dickinson, The way the villagers reacted to Kaddo was as so they were infuriated by him . Kaddos words made them mad because he was being unfair and a he was only thinking about himself and didn't wanna share the left over grains he had with the others villagers . They were advising him to share the with the villagers like an idea of what to do with the extra grain. According to the passage it says: “The people went home dissatisfied, and although they were angry, they allowed their daughters to assist Kaddo in the hope that some of the ground grain would be passed on to the villagers.” This tells us that they very were unhappy with how selfish Kaddo was being, hoped that letting their daughters assist him would change his mindset. The text also states: “Although many villagers made proposals, none were acceptable to Kaddo. Kaddo was unwilling to share what he had with others.” This also proves that Kaddo was a selfish person who only thought about himself and the amount of money he had to share.

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In the folktale, Tale of a Wealthy Man, the villagers were very disappointed and upset. The text states, "Kaddo wan unwilling to share what he had with others". All the villagers were very angry when Kaddo was very ignorant about the fact that he kept all the millet to himself and didn't care about anyone but himself. The text states in paragraph 9, "You would be highly regarded if you did that", said villagers". This evidence shows that the villagers thought that since he had a lot of grain he would keep some for himself and for the villagers but he didn't. This further demonstrates that Kaddo and the villagers weren't on good terms.

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In the folktale, "Tale of a Wealthy Man", by Dianne Stewart, the villagers reacted to Kaddo's words by acting puzzled. They were confused and dissatisfied. They wondered why Kaddo did not share his food with the unfortunate. The text states, "Kaddo looked agitated and replied in a loud voice, "No, I do not like that idea." He did not want to share his grain. The villagers discussed the matter among themselves." This detail explains that the villagers were puzzled and in shock as to what Kaddo had said. The text also states, "The people went home dissatisfied, and although they were angry..." This detail explains that the villagers were very angry because of Kaddo's selfish attitude towards them. He was stuck-up and the villagers did not like that side of him. In conclusion, this is how the villagers reacted to Kaddo's words.

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The villagers reacted to Kaddos words in an unsatisfied and  angry way. Kaddos words infuriated them because he was being selfish and inconsiderate of those around him by not sharing his unwanted grains with others. The suggestions they were giving him to benefit the people around him, and still give him something to do with his extra grain, weren’t good enough for him. In the text, it states, “The people went home dissatisfied, and although they were angry, they allowed their daughters to assist Kaddo in the hope that some of the ground grain would be passed on to the villagers.” This detail proves that the villagers were unhappy with the selfish decision Kaddo was making, hoping he would change his mind. Another detail in the text states, “Although many villagers made proposals, none were acceptable to Kaddo. Kaddo was unwilling to share what he had with others.” This detail proves that Kaddo was a selfish and greedy person, who had dissatisfied the villagers by not helping those in need by sharing his grain.

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In the story "Tale of a Wealthy Man" by Emily Dickinson, the villagers were angry and dissatisfied. The text states" The people went home, dissatisfied, and although they were angry.."  That shows the villagers were angry and dissatisfied at what Kaddo said. Another text evidence is "Although many villagers made proposals, none were acceptable to Kaddo" That shows Kaddo didn't care for what the villagers said. Which most likely made them mad. That's why the in the folktale "Tale of a Wealthy Man", the villagers were angry and dissatisfied.

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In the folktale," Tale of a Wealthy Man " the villagers react to Kaddo's words by being dissatisfied. This is because in the text it states "The people went home dissatisfied, and although they were angry". This piece of evidence shows that people were dissatisfied because Kaddo does not want to share his wealth. Also in the text it states "When the villagers heard of his plan, they stormed to his house to voice their disapproval". This piece of evidence shows that villagers were dissatisfied with Kaddo's words

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In Kaddo's wall sogole is a wealthy man but he gives away his food to people who are hungry or need how does sogole's action develop the theme of the story is it a it shows that kaddo is greedy, asking for help the issues that walk does not excuse for selfish behavior see the shows that sogole is foolish with his wealth so it foreshadows kaddo's death Kaddo's Wall is a short story and African Folktale of a foolish wealthy man, who build a wall of millet around his house and refused to help poor villagers. After becoming rich, he became so selfish and self-engrossed that he neglected the needs of his villagers.Sogole, the King of Ghana, is a generous king, to whom Kaddo seeks out for help. Kaddo went to Sogole's Palace to ask for help and knowing how Kaddo disregarded his villagers and neglected their needs, Sogole decided to help Kaddo seeing his present condition.

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The way that the villagers acted towards Kaddo's words in the Folktale "The tale of a  wealthy man" by Dianne Stewart were dissatisfied.

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In the folktale, “Tale of a Wealthy Man”, the villagers were irritated and offended . The text states that, “The people went home dissatisfied, and although they were angry” This evidence shows that the people were not accepting of how Kaddo treated them. The text also states, "kaddo was unwilling to share what he had with others". This further demonstrates that... They had to sowed type of plants to eat This is how the villagers reacted to Kaddo's words.

The Wealthy Man, the villagers were shocked and confused . The text states,"Although many villagers made proposals,none were acceptable to Kaddo". This evidence shows.... Kaddo refused to give his wealth away.The text also states, "Kaddo considered the proposal but quickly said no This further demonstrates that..... That the villagers were felt indignant  This is how the villagers reacted to Kaddo's words.

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In the folktale, Tale of a wealthy man, the villagers were angry at Kaddo for what he said, Kaddo said that he didn't want to share his grain because he saw all of his grain as his wealth, in the text it states "Although many villagers made proposals, none were acceptable to Kaddo. Most of them required Kaddo to give away some of his wealth, which he did not want to do." This is a reason why the villagers were angry at Kaddo, he was greedy, didn't share his wealth. Another reason why the villagers were angry Kaddo is that he made people work with no pay, no reward, they still didn't get any of his grain which made them angry, for example, in paragraph 15  it states, "Send all the girls of the village with their mortars and pestles tomorrow. said Kaddo At first light we will grind the millet." another paragraph that supports my answer is paragraph 19, for example, it states, "When the villagers heard of his plan, they stormed his house to voice their disapproval." In this paragraph, the author uses the word "stormed" which gives a clue that the villagers are angry because they stormed his house in disapproval. In conclusion, Kaddo's words made the villagers react in anger and disapproval because of how greedy he was.

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Laura Coley | Tale of a Wealthy Man Response 

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Laura Coley | Tale of a Wealthy Man Response 

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In the folktale, “Tale of a Wealthy Man” by Dianne Stewart, the villagers were irritated and disdained. The text states “When the bricks are ready, I will build a magnificent wall around my house ; He said proudly.” This evidence shows how greedy Kaddo was and how he didn’t have any intention of sharing his wealth with people in need. The text also states “When the villagers heard of his plan, they stormed to his house to voice their disapproval.” This further demonstrates that his decision affected the villagers and they were very offended by it. This is how the villagers reacted to Kaddo’s words.

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In the folktale, Tale of a Wealthy Man, the villagers were angry with Kaddo's choice to use the millet for bricks instead of giving it out to the people of the village. The text states at paragraph 10 " Kaddo was unwilling to share what he had with others. So this is one key detail proving  that Kaddo was selfish and didn't care about his village. Another Paragraph is paragraph 20 and it states "When the villagers heard is plan, they stormed to his house to voice their disapproval. In paragraph 20 it show the unpleasant behavior of the villagers when they heard Kadoo's plan. In Conclusion Kadoo did not care about the village and he was a selfish man. The villagers where angry with the behavior of Kadoo. 

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In the folktale, Tale of a Wealthy Man, the villagers were angry with Kaddo's choice to use the millet for bricks instead of giving it out to the people of the village. The text states at paragraph 10 " Kaddo was unwilling to share what he had with others. So this is one key detail proving  that Kaddo was selfish and didn't care about his village. Another Paragraph is paragraph 20 and it states "When the villagers heard is plan, they stormed to his house to voice their disapproval. In paragraph 20 it show the unpleasant behavior of the villagers when they heard Kadoo's plan. In Conclusion Kadoo did not care about the village and he was a selfish man. The villagers where angry with the behavior of Kadoo. 

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Rayan Jean Baptiste. Short response question.

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Rayan Jean Baptiste. Short response question.

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In the folktale  Tale Of A Wealthy Man .The villagers did not react to Kaddo's  words well. They were dissatisfied and angry at Kaddo. As he did not want to share his grain and his wealth. In the text it states that Kaddo was unwilling to share in paragraph 10. Unwilling means you don't want to do something. And the villagers were angry that there ideas where rejected. They were angry that he did not want to share with people who had nothing to eat and were dying of hunger. Another reason they were angry at Kaddo is because . The villagers sent there daughters to go help Kaddo hoping they would at least get some. But he built a wall of food around his house. So "the villagers stormed to his house to voice there  disapproval" It state this in paragraph 20  And in paragraph 21 a villager says.  Kaddo you can not use food in this way so many people are hungry.  And that is why the villager were angry.

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In the folktale, Tale if a Wealthy Man, the villagers were angry and shocked.  In the text it states “ I think you should give some of your grain to families here in the village for whom life is difficult when they have nothing to eat. Kaddi looked agitated and replied in a loud voice, “NO I do not like that idea.” He did not want to share his grain”. This evidence shows that Kado didn’t want to share his grain nor give it away, Instead of sharing his grain he had an idea  to build a wall with grain the villagers were even more angry. Evidence to prove that the villagers were angry at him for doing this is in paragraph 20 it states “When the villagers heard of his plan, they stormed to his house to voice their disapproval.” This evidence shows that the villagers disapproved kato of doing this. This is why the villagers were angry and shocked .

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In the folktale  Tale of Wealthy Man , the villagers were angry from what kiddos  said . To them And were angry because he was selfish and didn’t share any grains he was also agitated . The text states that kaddo was very selfish and was mean and didn’t share his grains and his wealth .This evidence shows that the villagers was angry at kaddo because he was selfish and he was wealthy and the people require the food because they haven’t ate in days. The text also states the people stormed to his house to voice his disprovel  around the food so no one gets it . This further demonstrate that. This is how the villagers reacted to kazoo’s words .

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The villagers react with anger. In the story it states "We have heard of a man building a wall of millet around his home. Kaddo you cannot use food in this way. So many people are hungry." The story also explains in paragraph 23: "No one in our history has created a wall out of valuable food". They continued, trying to reason with him. In paragraph 27 it states how the villagers react. "The people of the village were shocked, and his actions did not help him to find favor with them.

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In the folktale, Tale of the Wealthy Man, the villagers were angry when Kaddo said that he will use the millet to make bricks instead of giving it to the people. One reason that the villagers were angry at Kaddo is in paragraph 20, it states "When the villagers heard of his plan, they stormed to his house to voice their disapproval." This means that the plan which Kaddo decided to make a brick wall made out of millet, the villagers were angry at that because he could have given the millet to the poor or sell it. Another reason that the villagers were angry at Kaddo is in paragraph 21, the text states ""We have never heard of a man building a wall of millet around his home. Kaddo, you cannot use food in this way. So many people are hungry!'' The villagers were angry at Kaddo because he was using the millet wrong and the people were angry for not giving it or doing anything to give, he's just keeping it to himself. This now demonstrates that the villagers were angry at Kaddo for not using the millet correct or using it to help. This is how the villagers reacted to Kaddo's words.

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SENTENCE STARTER: CAMPBELLIn the folktale, Tale of a Wealthy Man, the villagers were________and______.  The text states,"_______________".  This evidence shows.........   The text also states, "______________".  This further demonstrates that........  This is how the villagers reacted to Kaddo's words.

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SENTENCE STARTER: CAMPBELLIn the folktale, Tale of a Wealthy Man, the villagers were________and______.  The text states,"_______________".  This evidence shows.........   The text also states, "______________".  This further demonstrates that........  This is how the villagers reacted to Kaddo's words.

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In the folktale, Tale of the Wealthy Man, The villagers didn't feel happy from what Kaddo has said. They felt pretty angry about what he said. As he did not want to share his grain with the people. In paragraph 10 it states, "Kaddo was unwilling to share." Unwilling basically means not willing/wanting to do something. This quote means that Kaddo was a selfish/uncaring human being and he did not care if other people were hungry and needed stuff. The villagers were angry that their request was rejected by Kaddo.