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Which scenario portrays a round character? a. the chicken stix manager called the employees together to share the disappointing news of the restaurant's closing. b. the lead singer of a band stood amazed as the swell of the audience's cheers reached an ear-piercing height. c. a peasant boy waits in the forest to escape with the king's daughter and wonders if his love is strong enough to keep her happy. d. mark sat hidden in the closet, breathlessly waiting for the door knob to twist and his little brother to appear.

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