English, 09.06.2021 16:40, decarlosgibbonsgggg

In Mammon and the Archer, how does the setting of being in the cab influence the plot? A. If it were not for them being alone in the cab with time to spare, the stories main plot would not be resolved
B. Them being in the cab saved them from traffic
C. When Richard finally got alone with Ms. Lantry, he didn't know what to say
D. Ms. Lantry is disgusted with Richard losing the ring and getting them stuck in traffic

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