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"He might not have been charged except for Garvey's words to Cole's mother, Standing beside Cole's bed in the hospital, he said to her, this is what has come from your silence Vero quiet now, and you share the blame." The next day, she reluctantly agreed to press charges and testify
Which of the following does NOT help explain the motivation for Cole's mother to bring charges against his father?
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O A Cole's mother is afraid she will face charges if she doesn't help go after his father,
B. Cole's mother knows she needs to change as well, but the change is hard,
OC Cole's mother is still afraid of Cole's father, but understands that Cole needs her
O D. Cole's mother is beginning to accept that she holds some of the responsibility for how and why Cole behaved the way he did before the island,

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