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03-10-2022
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Why does the narrator mention "a thousand little
circumstances" (line 10)?
A) He fears a natural disaster and its aftermath.
B) He dreads the effects of a devastating incident.
C) He knows he could have stopped a tragedy.
D) He has incited a revolution to take down the
government.

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