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What does the “perpetual embrace” of Rangi and Papa symbolize? A. union within the world B. death and the afterlife C. warring children and upset parents D. hugging people who are very sad
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What does the “perpetual embrace” of Rangi and Papa symbolize? A. union within the world B. death and the afterlife C. warring children and upset parents D. hugging people who are very sad

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i think its B but i could be wrong

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