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What lesson or moral can be learned from sir Andrew subplot? A-Dont fall in love with wealthy women B-Don't think too much of yourself C-Always weigh your decisions carefully D- Don't trust your friend
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What lesson or moral can be learned from sir Andrew subplot?

A-Dont fall in love with wealthy women

B-Don't think too much of yourself

C-Always weigh your decisions carefully

D- Don't trust your friend especially if they drink

User Zisha
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I’m pretty sure it’s B. Don’t think too much of yourself.
Let me know if this is right :)
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I believe the awncer you are looking for is B Don't think too much of yourself :) And hey, what can i say except your welcome, for the wonderful awncer you know, hey what can i say its ok your welcome :D LOL sorry i just had to. Have a great day!
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