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Edmund said, “Make it Pax.” (Pg. 14) “pax” means peach. What was he trying to say to Lucy? Book: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe A. “It is quiet here” B. “Why aren’t you talking” C. “Are we safe?
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Edmund said, “Make it Pax.” (Pg. 14) “pax” means peach. What was he trying to say to Lucy? Book: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe

A. “It is quiet here”
B. “Why aren’t you talking”
C. “Are we safe?”
D. “Let’s make up.”

Edmund said, “Make it Pax.” (Pg. 14) “pax” means peach. What was he trying to say-example-1
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Answer:B

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You can google this y’know it’s B.
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