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Read the passage from a princess of mars. the setting affects the narrator by making him angry at being held in captivity. terrified of his alien captors. curious about how to break out. weary from trying
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Read the passage from a princess of mars. the setting affects the narrator by making him angry at being held in captivity. terrified of his alien captors. curious about how to break out. weary from trying to get away.

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curious about how to break out.

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Answer: C. Curious about how to break out.

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