English, 22.03.2021 21:20, samiyahwhite4792

Which response most accurately explains one way that the narrator changes as a result of her experience?
She begins to truly enjoy running, as opposed to
O going through the motions just to fit in with new
friends.
She develops confidence in her ability to move
through challenges, as opposed to giving up.
She understands that keeping secrets is sometimes
necessary to gain the respect of others.
She becomes a more compassionate friend when
she sees how much her actions influence others.

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