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(FRANKENSTEIN BOOK) Robert Walton's feelings about Victor's death can best be described as A)ennui and dispondency B)disgust and horror C)relief and satisfaction D)dis…

(FRANKENSTEIN BOOK) Robert Walton's feelings about Victor's death can best be described as A)ennui and dispondency B)disgust and horror C)relief and satisfaction D)dis…
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(FRANKENSTEIN BOOK)

Robert Walton's feelings about Victor's death can best be described as



A)ennui and dispondency


B)disgust and horror


C)relief and satisfaction


D)disappointment and sorrow

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D.

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I took the test and this was the correct answer. :)

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User Jule
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I going to go with D
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