Which of the following quotes from the novel acts as evidence to support the idea that Antonio was questioning his Catholic fait
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"And so I dreamed that I too would meet the Virgin. I expected to see Her around every corner I turned."
"...where there is no acknowledgement of guilt and penance done for the wrong, there can be no forgiveness."
"I asked God to answer my questions, but the only sound was always the whistling of the wind filling the empty space."
All of the choices are correct.
2 answers:
Answer:
c
Explanation:
God is mentioned in a way a catholic would. Antonio is asking God for answers.
Answer: The " I asked god to answer my questions" one
Explanation: I haven't read the book whole my self but that seems generally more correct based off of what I'm being given.
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