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Based on how the passage ends, what is likely to happen next in the story? A) The family will toss the monkey's paw in the trash. B) The family will try to make wishes on the monkey's paw. C) The family will kick the Sergeant-Major out of their house. D) The family will give the monkey's paw to their greatest enemy.

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