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English, 27.06.2019 12:40 kassi2007

Rn "but perhaps i had made a mistake encouraging a meeting between the marines and the man with the dead sister." which fact supports roane's opinion that he has made a mistake? o a) the man's sister dies. ob) the marines threaten the man. oc) roane is ordered to "get down." od) the man runs toward the marines.

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