What decisions do the main characters in daniel defoe's a journal of the plague year and geraldine brooks' year of wonders face in common?

a. whether or not to use their certificates of health

b. whether to release their servants and risk losing them

c. whether to remain in town and risk catching the disease

d. whether to remain in town and risk losing their businesses

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Baylee Marshall

19 May, 01:28

What decisions do the main characters in daniel defoe's a journal of the plague year and geraldine brooks' year of wonders face in common?

a. whether or not to use their certificates of health

b. whether to release their servants and risk losing them

c. whether to remain in town and risk catching the disease

d. whether to remain in town and risk losing their businesses

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Leslie Cowan · Answer 1

The decisions that the main characters in "A Journal of the Plague Year" by Daniel Defoe and "Year of Wonders" by Geraldine Brooks face in common is that, they were both thinking whether or not to use their certificates of health. The answer is the first option.