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Everyone who meets or sees Edward Hyde reacts with a. Awe at his wealth b. dissapointment at his size c. horror at his appearence d. pity at his hardships​
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Everyone who meets or sees Edward Hyde reacts with

a. Awe at his wealth
b. dissapointment at his size
c. horror at his appearence
d. pity at his hardships​

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D or A is the awnser
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Answer : C

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Horror At his appearance

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