Why do the vagabonds go back to the bakery after eating the pie? – InterviewSolution

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1.	Why do the vagabonds go back to the bakery after eating the pie?
Answer» Pierre tells Jean that when he was waiting at M. Gaultier’s door, he had seen a cranberry tart which he would like to be theirs now. He tells Jean to go and ask Marion for it in the same way that Pierre got the pie.

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