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“Isn’t that the whole point of being a villain? That you don’t have to follow the rules?” Answer choices for the above question A. She doesn’t want to be a villain anymore. B. She has a score to settle
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“Isn’t that the whole point of being a villain? That you don’t have to follow the rules?”

Answer choices for the above question

A. She doesn’t want to be a villain anymore.

B. She has a score to settle with Sir Goldenloin.

C. She and Lord Blackheart don’t trust each other.

D. She and Lord Blackheart disagree on what it means to be a villain.

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D. She and Lord Blackheart disagree on what it means to be a villain.

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