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What is the narrator's opinion of Monkeyman at the end of the story? A He admires Monkeyman. B He thinks Monkeyman is crazy. C) He is embarrassed by Monkeyman. D He feels Monkeyman cares too much.
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What is the narrator's opinion of Monkeyman at the end of the story?

A He admires Monkeyman.
B
He thinks Monkeyman is crazy.
C) He is embarrassed by Monkeyman.
D
He feels Monkeyman cares too much.

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A. He admires Monkeyman

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