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Question
Rewrite in your own words.
One of the Caesar’s traits that makes you laugh.
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Solution
Caesar's habit of stealing items from neighbouring houses and causing mischief, like knocking off Aunt Mabel's spectacles with his beak or snatching sweets from children, is both mischievous and amusing. His clever yet troublesome activities, including his unique way of interacting with the household and guests, bring unexpected laughter and highlight his quirky personality.
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