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It was focused on Pahom's desire for more land.
<span>It is D, since a counterclaim is the opposite of the claim to take all viewpoints into consideration.</span>
Answer:"No, honey,"
Explanation:
Yet, as Atticus explains to Scout, he is willing to place himself in such a difficult position because he knows it is the right thing to do. Atticus knows that the inevitable answer to that question is, "No, honey," due to the fact that racism is abundant in the town.
Yes, it does, it fall under either one
