Joe burns Pip's indenture in the fire, implying that

A. Pip has become a master blacksmith. (NOT A)

B. Joe is irritated with Pip's betrayal.

C. he cares more for Pip's future and happiness than money.

D. Joe is ready to hire a new, more capable apprentice.

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Kaitlyn Lowe

3 January, 16:06

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Kason Estes · Answer 1

C. he cares more for Pip's future and happiness than money.

Joe burns Pip's indenture in the fire, implying thatA. Pip has become a master blacksmith. (NOT A)B. Joe is irritated with Pip's betrayal.C. he cares more for Pip's future and happiness than money.D. Joe is ready to hire a new, more capable apprentice.