Which idea is supported by the information in the passage?
Sir Thomas sees no practical reason to assist in Fanny's transition to his family.
Lady Bertram believes that the family should dismiss Fanny at once so she can return
to her own siblings.
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Lady Bertram hopes that her daughters will learn to convey the quiet confidence that
seems to come naturally to Fanny.
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o Fanny's discomfort is partially based upon Mrs. Norris' comments that she should be
thankful for the opportunity she has been given.
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