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Emilia

4 April, 06:09

Which event from "The First Seven Years" is an example of falling action?

Feld asks Sobel to wait before proposing to Miriam.

Sobel quits his job as Feld's assistant.

Sobel confesses his love for Miriam to Feld.

Feld realizes that Miriam knows Sobel loves her.

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