English, 01.03.2021 22:10, GreenHerbz206

How does D'Artagnan offend Athos? a. He does not say "Excuse me". c. He demands that Porthos tell him "Excuse me". b. He rushes past him and quickly blurts out "Excuse me". d. He talks badly about his mother.

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