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100 points Prove or disprove: kate chopin sympathizes with edna, but does not pity her in the book The Awakening.
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100 points Prove or disprove: kate chopin sympathizes with edna, but does not pity her

in the book The Awakening.

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The way that Edna feels that there is no way out of her trapped and restricted position apart from su!c!de is meant to make us feel sorry for her

Explanation:i agree with that person

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The way that Edna feels that there is no way out of her trapped and restricted position apart from su!c!de is meant to make us feel sorry for her

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