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In this clip, Chloe reveals her sympathy for “Poor José." How does Josh's statement that he doesn't "feel bad for him" propel the conversation and allow the students to gain new insights about José? Support
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In this clip, Chloe reveals her sympathy for “Poor José." How does Josh's statement that he

doesn't "feel bad for him" propel the conversation and allow the students to gain new insights
about José? Support your answer with evidence from the text.

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he is not a nice person to anybody he sees or heres about something bad.

Step-by-step explanation:

User Amit Maniar
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Answer: Josh should stop being rude and accept that Chloe likes Jose better. Periodd

Explanation: Cause, nobody wants to live like that

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