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English, 24.09.2020 14:01, shymitch32

Gabriella read this excerpt from Blanca Flor. The Narrator. Late that night, as Juanito waited for her, Blanca Flor packed her belongings into a bag. Before she left the house, she went to the fireplace and spat three times into it. [BLANCA FLOR joins JUANITO.] Blanca Flor (quietly calling). Juanito. Juanito. Blanca Flor, is it time? Blanca Flor. Yes. We must leave quickly, before he finds out I am gone, or it will be too late. Juanito. Won't he know you are gone as soon as he calls for you? Blanca Flor. Not right away. I've used my powers to fool him. But it won't last long. Let's go! Gabriella predicts that Blanca Flor will safely escape Don Ricardo. Which line or statement best clues Gabriella to her prediction? "We must leave quickly." Juanito waited for her. Blanca Flor packed her belongings into a bag. "I've used my powers to fool him."

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