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What lesson does the narrator learn in The Bass, The River, and Sheila Mant? How do you know?
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The narrator learns that sacrificing who you are to impress someone else leads to regret — you should stay true to your passions and priorities. This is shown when he cuts the line and loses the big bass to avoid looking foolish in front of Sheila, then feels deep shame and realizes he gave up what mattered to him for someone who didn't appreciate it.
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