Which piece of evidence from the story best shows Carlo's feelings about losing his voice at the mall? "But, in his heart, he felt just the tiniest of possibilities that perhaps his singing days weren't over after all." "They clearly did not comprehend the gravity of the situation. As Carlos continued to lie, fuming, on his bed, the doorbell rang." "His father suggested that he was just in a "slump" and that, with time, he would again belt out popular songs." "Carlos gradually made his way downstairs as he could scarcely believe his ears

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