Mark all that apply. What purposes does Phi-oo serve in the novel? He translates for Mr. Cavor. He acts as Mr. Cavor’s guide. He is Mr. Cavor’s foe. He protects Mr. Cavor.

Mark all that apply. What purposes does Phi-oo serve in the novel? He translates for Mr. Cavor. He acts as Mr. Cavor’s guide. He is Mr. Cavor’s foe. He protects Mr. Cavor.

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