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2 years ago

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The answer would be "D" because it shows us exactly what Clover is thinking and how even though she wants to express her thoughts, she couldn't because of her fear.

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The answer is C.Clover disagrees with the ways of the leaders .She cannot tolerate the idea that after all they have done, better days have yet not come.All confronted humans with their lives, they faced gunshots, all for this they have now, which does not make any of them happy ,but Napoleon and Squealer.

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