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PART A: How do José's actions develop the theme of the story? A José's plans to impress Estela inspire him to be a better student and all-around healthier person. B José finds himself enjoying a new hobby after he challenges Estela to a racquetball match. C After his disastrous date with Estela, José learns that lying is not the way to impress a girl. D José challenges Estela to a racquetball match, but he realizes he underestimated Estela because she was a girl.

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