Even Mongo liked him, although Mongo likes everybody. {Also Mongo was so thrilled with himsel for staying in the dog bed till I'd released him that was going to blow his mood.}
by Robin McKinley
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In "Shadows" by Robin McKinley, the character of Mongo is depicted as a dog that has a friendly disposition towards everyone. His fondness for people highlights his affable nature, suggesting that he brings a sense of warmth and acceptance to those around him. Mongo’s character adds a lighthearted element to the story, showcasing how even a pet can express joy and positivity. Additionally, there’s a moment reflecting Mongo's pride in his behavior, particularly for staying in his bed until he was released. This small act of patience seems significant to him, indicating his desire to please and the bond he shares with his owner. It shows how even simple moments can impact mood and relationships, illustrating a deeper connection between the characters and their pets.

In "Shadows" by Robin McKinley, the character of Mongo is depicted as a dog that has a friendly disposition towards everyone. His fondness for people highlights his affable nature, suggesting that he brings a sense of warmth and acceptance to those around him. Mongo’s character adds a lighthearted element to the story, showcasing how even a pet can express joy and positivity.

Additionally, there’s a moment reflecting Mongo's pride in his behavior, particularly for staying in his bed until he was released. This small act of patience seems significant to him, indicating his desire to please and the bond he shares with his owner. It shows how even simple moments can impact mood and relationships, illustrating a deeper connection between the characters and their pets.

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