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Which excerpt best reveals Edna's doubts about Robert's feelings for her in chapter 33 of The Awakening? "Mrs. Pontellier! How do you happen-oh! how well you look! Is Mademoiselle Reisz not here? I never expected
to see you."
"When did you come back?" asked Edna in an unsteady voice, wiping her face with her handkerchief.
O So he had come back because the Mexicans were not congenial because of any reason, and not because he
cared to be near her.
O A hundred times Edna had pictured Robert's return, and imagined their first meeting. It was usually at her home,
whither he had sought her out at once.

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