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How does the narrator act during most of the story? A. She acts as though she has nothing to lose. B. She acts like a confident woman. C. She acts as though she has one last chan…

How does the narrator act during most of the story? A. She acts as though she has nothing to lose. B. She acts like a confident woman. C. She acts as though she has one last chan…
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How does the narrator act during most of the story?

A. She acts as though she has nothing to lose.
B. She acts like a confident woman.
C. She acts as though she has one last chance for redemption.
D. She acts as though she trusts her husband

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Answer: she acts as though she trusts her husband

Explanation: I just took to test on ap ex

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