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PART A: How do Eckels' actions while he is in the past develop the plot of the passage? O Eckels disobeys Travis' instructions and steps off the Path, resulting in Travis' decision to leave him in
the past.
Eckels puts the safety of himself above his fellow hunters when he steps off the Path, making them
more willing to dispose of him.
Eckels carelessly steps off the Path out of fear, and disrupts the past in a way that will likely impact
the future.
Eckels breaks the laws of time travel by stepping off the Path, so in the future only non-hunters will
be allowed to time travel.

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