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23 March, 04:05

Why does Ghandi describe his sentiments as his wedding approached as childlike?

A. he was excited to have new clothes, rich food, and a strange girl to play with.

B. he was nervous and unable to talk to his brother

C. he was confused and spoke to his father

D. he was distraught about being thrown in the ocean

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