The answer would be D because it doesn’t have any weird characters in it and it is a flowing sentence.
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Jem is "moody and silent" after the pants incident. The new school year starts, and Scout finds second grade just as boring as first. One day, she and Jem are walking home together when Jem reveals that when he found his pants that night, they were all folded up, and the tears had been crudely sewn up, as if someone knew that he would be coming back for them.
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Answer: “She Unnames Them” also revolves around the theme of power. God gives Adam the power to name, but Eve seemingly takes away that power by unnaming the animals in which he gave them to. The hierarchy of man is lost because she is now equal to man. She has claimed the power of language that was not given to her.
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Sorren bolted into her room, leaving the door ajar, and hurls the indistint tapestry onto the floor after flailing it around. She was angry that it had not come out the way it wanted to, which inflicted her to throw it. She yelled to her mom and complained that somone must not have had the dexterity for it to come out this way and they conversed for a bit. Her mom came up with a replete-filled cup of water and sufficiently calmed her down. Sorren's mom told her that she can buy a new one soon, so Sorren was content for now.
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