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What is the Anne's purpose in Act II, Scene 2 as she discusses her hopes? She discusses her hopes and fears about the lack of any future with Peter so that he will reassure her. She discusses her hopes
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What is the Anne's purpose in Act II, Scene 2 as she discusses her hopes?

She discusses her hopes and fears about the lack of any future with Peter so that he will reassure her.
She discusses her hopes about the end of the war and there being enough for everyone to eat because she is hungry.
She discusses her hopes and dreams for the future with Peter so that he has an understanding of her.
She discusses her hopes and dreams for the future with her mother so that her mother can support them.

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the answer is option 3 “She discusses her hopes and dreams for the future with Peter so that he has an understanding of her. ”

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it is C

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