English, 23.04.2021 17:00, ashioya0021

In what ways does Staples acknowledge that the "victim's" response is not unwarranted? What explanations does he provide for her behavior? To what extent
does he blame her? Does he want us as readers to blame or be more sympathetic to
her?

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