Chapter 10
In Chapter 10 "The Golden Goblet, Ranofer continue to spy on Gebu and Wenemon. Ranofer and Heqet start the day as usual, then they start spying on Gebu and his friends, Heqet decides to hide in a tree...
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Ibni gets fired because heqet told rehk. Gebu is pissed off so he moves renafer to and assistant to a stone cutter
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"His legs were massive columns, his face a crag, with a granite hard jaw..." (33).
what is a trait for gebu from the golden goblet and why
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ibni is sly, mean, fierce, rude, tough, criminal
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He rapes Herat the end of the book
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Like a small rabbit