English, 22.01.2021 04:20, perezsamantha3oqr0za

2. What is the author's likely purpose in this passage? a. to advocate against all forms of revenge
b. to examine the legal limits of justice and revenge
c. to examine the nature and consequences of revenge
d. to advocate for revenge under most circumstances
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