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g100num [7]
3 years ago
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When Biff confesses to Happy that he stole Oliver's pen, he says he's going to tell Willy, and Happy says, "You crazy? What for?

" What does this reveal about Happy's personality? Question options: a) Happy is terrified of his father. b) Happy doesn't want to rock the boat by making his father face reality. c) Happy thinks Biff is actually losing his mind. d) Happy likes lying. i know that its not a or d.
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Sergeeva-Olga [200]3 years ago
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Answer:

I think the answer is B.

Explanation:

It's possible that the answer is a, but I haven't read this book or story so I'm not sure, but I'm trusting you that it's not a. I think that the answer is b because usually, when people say that someone is crazy, they don't mean that they are crazy, they are just confused as to why the other person would do such a thing, or are unwilling to do the thing themselves, which is most likely the case for Happy saying the Biff is crazy.

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