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1.	Ranji is not at all eager for a second fight. Why does he go back to the pool, then?
Answer» Ranji left home on the second day rather unwillingly. His body still pained though. Yet he could not refuse a challenge. To gain his respect, he had to defy his enemy. As long as he fought, he had a right to the pool in the forest.

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