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The stories told in both passages follow a traditional narrative structure. How is the rising action in both passages similar?
A. In both passages, it involves hard work by the main character/narrator.
B. In both passages, it involves a realization by the main character/narrator.
C. In both passages, it involves the main character/narrator trying something new.
D. In both passages, it involves the main character/narrator being angry with someone.

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