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According to the text, how does the first morning with the boy affect Bill?
A Bill is already exhausted by the boy's
near constant playing.
B Bill is traumatized by the boy
attempting to scalp him in his sleep.
C Bill is frightened by the thought of the
boy planning to set him on fire.
D Bill is annoyed but is largely
unaffected.

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