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26-10-2022
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In the Novel, Genesis Begins Again, which factors had a strong influence on Genesis's perceived identity (who she
thought she was)? Which factors had less of an impact on her perceived identity? Why do you think some factors
contributed more than others to Genesis's identity?
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