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At the end of “The Fish,” the speaker’s attitude toward the fist can best be described as ___. Disappointed Admiring Disgusted Indifferent

At the end of “The Fish,” the speaker’s attitude toward the fist can best be described as ___. Disappointed Admiring Disgusted Indifferent
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At the end of “The Fish,” the speaker’s attitude toward the fist can best be described as ___.

Disappointed
Admiring
Disgusted
Indifferent

User Tim Holt
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|| disappointed and disillusioned ||

User Tedward
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The correct answer is Admiring

The speaker admires the fish and feels compassion towards it.
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