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The subject of a sonnet is usually A. a noble-born hero with a tragic flaw B. love, the beloved, or the problems with love C. English royalty D. the London theatre scene
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The subject of a sonnet is usually

A. a noble-born hero with a tragic flaw
B. love, the beloved, or the problems with love
C. English royalty
D. the London theatre scene

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A. a noble-born hero with a tragic flaw
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that is now the answer, i just used that, and got the question wrong

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