Answer:
The correct answer is: The beauty of Mount Fuji's near perfect cone shape has enchanted people for centuries.
Nor "near-perfect" or "cone-shape" have well placed hyphens.
I would say B. In the way I read it, the wording makes it seems like she is, in fact, guilty. I may be wrong though. I've never read this book and I am unsure of the prior context.
It sybolizes b the life’s dance
LOOL I DO THAT BUT PPL JUST WANT
POINTS
♥ Types of things<span>
</span><span>The reason for this is because when saying Types as a plural, you can also say things as a plural, it makes much more sense and its pronounced correctly </span>
