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How does the author draw upon "The Story of Phaethon" to develop the plot of "Theo's Mistake"? OA. The author creates a dull and dark setting that brings out the moods of the characters.
OB. The author develops a series of challenges in the story that the main characters must overcome.
OC. The author builds a conflict in which one character must compete with another character.
D. The author describes how the willfulness of the main characters causes problems in the story.

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