English, 17.08.2021 17:10, bigmandavis
Click to read the passage from "The Chrysanthemums," by John Steinbeck.
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Elisa's location most likely leads to which of the following conflicts?
A.) the desire for children
B.) the intent to never live in a large city
C.) constant loneliness and the desire for new friends
D.) the longing to befriend wild animals
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