Which setting is more important to the story "marigolds" A) lizabeths room B Mrs. ellis house C) john burkes chair D) miss lotties garden

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Which setting is more important to the story "marigolds"

A) lizabeths room
B Mrs. ellis house
C) john burkes chair
D) miss lotties garden

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D. miss lotties garden

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