Little Men: resumen de Chapter 2
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In Chapter 2, the narrator introduces the children at Plumfield, describing their different habits, difficulties, family backgrounds, and responses to the Bhaers’ care while Nat sleeps. Their experiences show a school that values health, kindness, practical activity, and control of oneself alongside lessons, with Tommy’s repeated pranks testing the household’s patience.
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- Franz prepares for college, while Emil studies navigation and fills his leisure with boats and sailor games.
- Demi benefits from active companionship, and Daisy shares his studies while enjoying sewing and household tasks.
- The household welcomes young children and protects Dolly and Dick from ridicule.
- Jack, Ned, and George show different faults, while Billy needs patient care after excessive study and illness.
- Tommy causes injuries and distress through repeated pranks, most recently making the hens drunk.
- The narrator explains that Professor Bhaer places moral growth and independence above achievement in books alone.

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Why does Dolly lose faith in Tommy?

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