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Which line from the play exhibits the archetype of the hero having a special quality?
a. BARRINGTON: I realize that the visitations to the child prodigy are scheduled to conclude at two but I imagine you might spare a few moments for me. (line 16)
b. BARRINGTON: Because, Madam, I believe your son may have a brilliant future. Possibly more brilliant than any of us can imagine. (line 44)
c. ANNA MARIA: I understand. I understand that Wolfgang no longer matters to you. (line 50)
d. LEOPOLD: What’s this? You are the one who was always so impressed by the glitter of the court. (line 59)

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