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Why didn't Harriet visit her mother? Her mother was very loud.
Harriet was afraid her mother would not understand what Harriet did.
Harriet was afraid to visit her.

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Answer 1
Answer: i think the correct answer to the question that is being presented above would be the statement 'Harriet was afraid her mother would not understand what Harriet did.'. Harriet feared what her mother interpreted of her actions, so she did not visit her. 
Answer 2
Answer:

Answer:

A. Her mother was very loud

Explanation:

if it's on Odyssey, I can guarantee that this is the answer

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