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1 answer:

Anvisha [2.4K]3 years ago

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Answer:

B “‘Get it,’ she panted; ‘get it quickly, and wish — Oh, my boy, my boy!’ / Her husband struck a match and lit the candle. ‘Get back to bed,’ he said unsteadily. ‘You don’t know what you are saying.’” ( Paragraphs 113-114)

Explanation:

I believe the answer to PART A is<em> "Their differing points of view and resulting argument create suspense around what choice they will make and how they will respond to the knock at their door." </em>So, this means that the answer to PART B should be related to this.

Choice B shows the differing opinion between the woman from the man. The woman wanted to have her son back by using the monkey's paws for a last wish, while her husband didn't think it was necessary because<u> their son was dead for 10 days already.</u>

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