diff --git a/src/content/pronouns/pronouns-mini.mdx b/src/content/pronouns/pronouns-mini.mdx
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--- a/src/content/pronouns/pronouns-mini.mdx
+++ b/src/content/pronouns/pronouns-mini.mdx
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ import Chart from "../../components/Chart";
 
 Mini pronouns are **enclitic prounouns** that hang on to the back of words. They can't be used at the beginning of a sentence. You can think of them as little babies 👶 that can't stand on their own. **They can't be used to start a sentence.** They always need to lean up against the back of another word.
 
-<img className="rounded mx-auto d-block my-3" src={bigAndLittleBrother} />
+<img className="rounded mx-auto d-block my-3" style={{ maxWidth: "100%"}} src={bigAndLittleBrother} />
 
 Mini pronouns can only be used as one of three things:
 
@@ -100,39 +100,4 @@ Below are some examples of how mini pronouns can be used in the place of regular
     ],
 ]}</Chart>
 
-## The order of mini-pronouns
 
-In some sentences we might have more than one mini-prounoun. In these cases, it can be confusing for learners to know which pronoun has what role. For example, have a look at these sentences:
-
-<Examples opts={defaultTextOptions}>{[
-    { p: "پلار مې یې وهي", f: "plaar me ye wahee" },
-]}</Examples>
-
-Does this mean "My dad is hitting him" or "His dad is hitting me" ?
-
-<details className="mb-3">
-    <summary>Answer:</summary>
-    It means, "."
-</details>
-
-<Examples opts={defaultTextOptions}>{[
-    { p: "کتاب مې یې ولیده", f: "kitaab me ye óoleedu" },
-]}</Examples>
-
-Does this mean "He saw my book" or "I saw his book" ?
-
-<details className="mb-3">
-    <summary>Answer:</summary>
-    It means, "I saw his book."
-</details>
-
-<Examples opts={defaultTextOptions}>{[
-    { p: "غږ مې دې واورېده", f: "ghuG me de wáawredu" },
-]}</Examples>
-
-Does this mean "I heard your voice" or "You heard my voice" ?
-
-<details className="mb-3">
-    <summary>Answer:</summary>
-    It means, "I heard your voice."
-</details>
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