Refer to your Expeditions in Reading book for a complete version of this text. What is a lesson from "Tangled Webs"? One can feel at home in different places. One does not need to brag to prove one is talented. It is better to fix problems than to talk about them. It is important to prepare for the future.

It is better to fix problems than to talk about them.

Explanation:

In "Tangled Webs" we are introduced to Fyodor who states that he is looking for a magic amulet to solve his problem. Fyodor does not talk about this problem, nor explain what it is, but we know that he is acting to solve it. In this case, we can see how proactive Fyodor is, because instead of spending time and energy talking about his problems, he strives to solve them without needing to comment or talk about it.

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