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Date: 1. Why does Bluebeard's wife agree to marry him?
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1. Why does Bluebeard's wife agree to marry him?

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she agreed to marry him because she knew Bluebeard was a really good man and that his beard was not actually blue.

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Because he has a bluebeard

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