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Which best describes the conflict that gene faces about his feelings for finny?

a) gene likes finny but feels finny is leading him down a dangerous path.
b) gene likes finny but then thinks the boys are only friends with him because of finny.
c) gene feels awful about finnys accident but then thinks finny is a phony.
d) gene feels confused about finny because at first he admires him but then mistrusts him.

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