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Throughout the play, "A Window into History: The Mystery of the Cellar Window," Patricia Cole wants to build a playground. How has Patricia’s point of view changed at the end of the play?

A.
She feels pride in the role that her city played in the Underground Railroad, so she chooses to keep the property.

B.
She believes that the playground will benefit everyone, which is more important than saving one house.

C.
She thinks that the family will be happy with their compensation, and she will save the house.

D.
She thinks that all houses built in 1859 should be important to the town.

Sagot :

Patricia’s point of view changed the end of the play by (C) her thinking that the family will be happy with their compensation,and she will save the house.
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Answer:

c

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