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In "Saving Tobe," why does Lazzaro keep shouting out to Serafin? o Lazzaro is annoyed with Serafin because he cannot overpower the
O Lazzaro knows Serafin is struggling and is encouraging him to not gi
o Lazzaro thinks Serafin is foolish for going into the river to save Tobe
Lazzaro is trying to direct Serafin to where to find Tobe in the water,

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