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What does OBLIVION mean here: "mere oblivion/Sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans everything"? O A. to know O B. being aware of your surroundings O c. Unaware or forgetfulness OD. beginning of story
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What does OBLIVION mean here: "mere oblivion/Sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans

everything"?
O
A. to know
O
B. being aware of your surroundings
O
c. Unaware or forgetfulness
OD. beginning of story
O
D.beginning of story

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It is c because it means one has just forgotten everything therefore they are unaware or forgetful
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