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Explanation:
This quote comes from a book that Trevor Noah wrote about a South African childhood. So this quote could be talking about being accepted as a black person. In my opinion, I think it means being accepted for who you are. Not just accepted by the law but also human beings because African Americans weren't accepted by white people for a very long time even though by law they were told to be treated equally.
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the answer is a
Explanation:
this is a very easy question lol
please write more! this is incomplete and makes no sense
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A. It involves a prince and princess who do not have names
Explanation:
There is a characteristic and all fairy tales that is the presence of basic characters, who are often left without names, so that they do not represent someone specific, but that allow the stimulation of the imagination and the subjectivity that this type of story usually presents.
An example of this can be seen in the story presented in the question above, where the text presents a prince and a princesses who represent royalty through basic characters without a name.
