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How can readers tell from this passage that these two
characters belong to the same setting?
"I say," Sis Alligator say, "where you goin to?"
Now Bruh Gator see there's no gettin around Sis
Alligator, so he has to tell, say, "I'm goin aroun with Bruh
Rabbit."
"What for you goin aroun with
Rabbit?" quizzit Sis Alligator.
Bruh Gator dint want say, but he have to so he tell
say, "I am goin for to meet Trouble."
What Trouble is?" asked Sis Alligator
"Bruh Alligator and Bruh Deer,
Virginia Hamilton
They are both alligators.
They both know Bruh Rabbit.
They speak using the same dialect.
They are brother and sister.
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