Martin Rattler

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Martin Rattler is labeled a "remarkably bad boy" by his aunt, Mrs. Dorothy Grumbit, who finds him to be the source of her greatest frustrations. However, the villagers of Ashford seem to view him differently, greeting him warmly and expressing doubt about his supposed mischief. Despite his aunt's complaints, the community appears to embrace Martin's playful nature, suggesting a disconnect between Aunt Dorothy's perception and the villagers' affectionate attitude. The story explores themes of childhood innocence and community perceptions.