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One flew over the Cuckoos nest: In the following line, what does “petrified” most nearly mean: “Even the swing’s stopped, nailed out at a slant by the sun, with the fat man petrified in it like rubber doll” (Kesey 213)? (PDF 120 or 231 blue book)
a. Fossilized
b. Hardened
c. Liquefied
d. Solidified
e. Scared
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