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The reader can infer that this excerpt is the play's A. climax B. introduction of the central conflict C. D. rising action E. prologue denouement Act 1.1 of a midsummer nights dream
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The reader can infer that this excerpt is the play's

A. climax
B. introduction of the central conflict
C.
D. rising action
E. prologue
denouement
Act 1.1 of a midsummer nights dream

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Rising Action

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Answer:

C

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I choce C because it introduces the conflic, that the daughter doesnt want to marry....

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