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Freida is "pinched" by Henry. After her father wallops Henry, why does Freida cry?

AShe thinks she is ruined

BShe is sad for Henry

CShe feels guilty

DShe misses her father

Answer:

A. She thinks she is ruined

Read Explanation:

Freida, though a child, fears being "ruined" in a society that shames and judges female purity. This highlights how gendered fear and shame are imposed on girls from a young age.


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