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Which relationship from “Little Women” is the most important in the novel: Jo and Amy, Jo and Laurie, or Jo Bhaer? Explain.
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Which relationship from “Little Women” is the most important in the novel: Jo and Amy, Jo and Laurie, or Jo Bhaer? Explain.

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Jo and Bhaer because the book Jo wrote is supposed to be a love story and Jo and Bhaer get together at the end.

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