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After that Ged was more conscious of his surroundings and his power. He thought carefully and thoroughly before using his powers, and he forever had the guilt of Nummeral dying because of him. When it is time for Ged to leave Roke he has grown in mind and spirit, he has more patience, and is braver...
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When it is time for Ged to leave Roke he has grown in mind and spirit, he has more patience, and is braver. Ged experiences many emotional struggles during his journey, and he grows wiser emotionally after each incident. At one point he learns the dying is all right, after he tries to bring back Pechvarry’s son...
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