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In Hard Times, by Charles Dickens, Sissy's father abandons her, yet she continues to hope for
his return. What is Dickens revealing through this characterization of Sissy?
that everyone should have hope
that hope is futile
that hope is ridiculous
that hope is essential for humans

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