In the dialogue in lines 19 through 21, Jean's tone shifts from — Question 2 options: Confident to unconvinced sad to jovial scornful to moralistic defensive to indignant

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Sbensu · Answer 1 · 2024-12-11T20:52:12+0000

Answer: Confident to unconvinced

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Without the full context of the dialogue, it's difficult to determine the exact tone of Jean's shift. However, based solely on the given options, the closest answer would be "confident to unconvinced."

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