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The wife’s story by Úrsula k. Le Guiño

“It was the moon, that's what they say. It's the moon's fault, and the blood.”?
With these sentences, the author implies that-
F the family of the husband cast him out for the genes he inherited from his father
G the narrator lives in a society where unexplainable events are attributed to natural forces
H the husband is a deceitful character trying to hurt the narrator and her family
J the story takes place in a reality where the moon is sentient and able to control the characters.

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reynabrackett06

I think it's either G or H

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