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In Robert Burns' poem "To a Louse," the congregation's reaction to Jenny's gesture—when the speaker notices a louse crawling on her bonnet during church—reveals a mix of amusement and social judgment. The people around her are oblivious to the louse, highlighting their superficial concerns about appearances. This moment serves as a critique of societal pretense, as the speaker reflects on the irony of human vanity and the often-hidden flaws that lie beneath the surface. Ultimately, it underscores the theme of humility and the folly of social status.

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