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What does Gulliver's viewing of the Lilliputian emperor's palace represent?
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The Lilliputians' technological expertise
Gulliver's sense of superiority over the Lilliputians
The Lilliputians' desire to share their culture
Gulliver's huge size compared to the Lilliputians
What does the conflict between the Tramecksan and Slamecksan in Lilliput represent?
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A conflict between two religious factions
A senseless war based on superficial differences
A historical rivalry based on a grudge between two families
A political struggle for control of resources
What is the second "mighty evil" facing Lilliput, as explained by Reldresal?
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An impending invasion from another empire
Economic collapse
A revolt within the Lilliputian government
A deadly plague
