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2 years ago

What consequences might Quinn’s family suffer if he participates in the protest?

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Westkost [7]2 years ago

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Explanation:

I'm a little unsure but if this family has high status in the public eye then depending on the protest might make the family embarrassed or bring upon bad views by the public eye. If this family has a low status like not famous or known then it could just be embarrassing for them that a family member did something that is (depending on the protest) frowned upon. Hope this helps

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