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In Chapter 8, why does Don Quixote free the prisoners he meets? A. Sancho Panza tricks him into setting them free. B. They have all promised to never again break the law. C. His lady orders him to free
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In Chapter 8, why does Don Quixote free the prisoners he meets? A. Sancho Panza tricks him into setting them free. B. They have all promised to never again break the law. C. His lady orders him to free the prisoners so that they can serve her. D. He thinks they have been unfairly imprisoned and oppressed.

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Answer: the answer is A i am taking a test !

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The answer is definitely A
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