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What is the grammatical referent of the word "it" in the phrase "that it should have any character at all" (line 6)? (A) solitude (B) society (C)a savage bea…

What is the grammatical referent of the word "it" in the phrase "that it should have any character at all" (line 6)? (A) solitude (B) society (C)a savage bea…
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What is the grammatical referent of the word "it" in the phrase

"that it should have any character at all" (line 6)?
(A) solitude
(B) society
(C)a savage beast
(D) divine nature
(E) aversion to society

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i think its E

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