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Why does the old woman compare herself to a terrible fish? she feels cold, unloved, and ugly. she wants to inspire awe. she feels very powerful. she eats fish daily to make her skin look more youthful.
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Why does the old woman compare herself to a terrible fish?

she feels cold, unloved, and ugly.
she wants to inspire awe.
she feels very powerful.
she eats fish daily to make her skin look more youthful.
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a. she feels cold, unloved, and ugly.

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