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In the book: A Wrinkle in timeWhat advice, which was given by Mrs. Who, does Charles Wallace forget to follow?
A.Only fools are afraid.
B.Go off on your own when you need to.
C.Beware of pride and arrogance.
D.Remember that you know everything.

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Answer 1
Answer:
remember that you know everything :)

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Well to answer this question I need to know what the detail is and what the prediction from the last question is. sorry :3

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