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what can the reader infer about why jimmy asks for annabel's rose?

a) he is sure that she will be happy to marry him after he rescues her niece.
b) he views her rose as a symbol of good luck that will him open the safe.
c) he always wears a rose when he cracks a bank safe.
d) he knows he will not have a future with her after his true identity is revealed.
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this is from "a retrieved reformation": irony

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