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B) "her" means the friend.
Explanation:
Both option B and C are correct as they are the same.
T<u>he line means that the friend was in the attendance along with the mother and the sister of the narrator</u>. This can be deduced because in the sentence the friend is mentioned separately from the family to differentiate her from them.
<u>So when hello is said to a woman, who could be either of the three it can be deduced that it is the friend</u> being talked about as she was differentiated from the others in the previous sentence.
D in most books flashbacks are used in a lot of different forms
<span>C. operates on instinct. You got right the first time don't change it
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James is Helen's half-brother, and has a fractured relationship with his father which is only intensified by the problems surrounding Helen after her illness as a baby; a devastating illness which left her blind and deaf. James has become cynical and has low expectations when it comes to Helen.
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