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In The Case of The Missing Ming by Wendell Riley. The playwright used the event of the concert in Act One to set up events for Act Two and Act Three. Why did the playwright most likely do this? A to explain to the audience why Fenwick Barnes fell asleep B To show the value of and interest in the moon flask C to explain why Lady Milton thinks Fenwick Barnes is a great detective D to describe a theory about how sound vibrations make things fall

Sagot :

B

Explanation:

maybe I guess not sure

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