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Which statement best explains the significance of these lines? A. These lines are important because Prospero tells Caliban to take care of the visitors instead of punishing them.
B. These lines are important because Prospero asks Caliban to
perform his duty instead of threatening people.
C. These lines are important because Prospero finally gives Caliban his freedom.
D. These lines are important because Caliban recognizes his mistake in having admired Stephano.

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