English, 10.12.2021 03:20, skylarladson2549

3. In "The Jacket," the narrator blames the jacket for his "bad years." Do you think that the ugly jacket was actually responsible for the speaker's "bad years"? What could the speaker have done differently to improve those years?

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3. In "The Jacket," the narrator blames the jacket for his "bad years." Do you think that the ugly j...