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How does the community view Pecola after her rape?

AWith sympathy and support

BWith indifference and judgment

CWith admiration for her strength

DWith love and compassion

Answer:

B. With indifference and judgment

Read Explanation:

The community gossips about Pecola but offers her no support, turning her into a symbol of shame rather than a victim in need of care, reinforcing the themes of isolation and cruelty.


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