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13 October, 19:32

Why does Woolf imagine the story of his gifted women rather that writing a true story?

A) Woolf wanted the story to be more entertaining that what actually happened to Shakespeare's sister.

B) Gifted women poets in the Elizabethan Era were not given the chance to be successful and remember.

C) Woolf doesn't want to reveal the real name of the women she's writing about.

D) woman poets in the Elizabethan Era have often been written about.

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  1. 13 October, 21:28
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    I think the answer is A.) Woolf wanted it to be more entertaining so that more people would read his story.
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