Read the excerpt from blanca flor by angel vigil.

juanito. really. where?

[the duende points to a path in the forest. juanito stands up and looks down the path.]

juanito. there's nothing down that path. i've been down that path and there is nothing there.

the duende. look again. look again. be careful. be careful. (he begins to walk off, carrying the bag of tortillas with him.)

juanito. hey, don't leave yet. what type of work? and where? who do i see? hey, don't leave yet!

which phrase supports the prediction that juanito will travel down the path?

the duende points to a path in the forest.

there’s nothing down that path.

look again. be careful.

and where? who do i see?

And where? Who do I see?

Explanation:

The short story "Blanca Flor" by Angel Vigil tells the story of a young girl trapped in a man's house as payment for debt. The protagonist of the story Juanito, looking for work, ends up in that place and began working for the same man.

The protagonist Juanito had been just into the forest, lost and hungry when he met the forest Duende, a spirit. He had warned him not to venture into the deeper side of the forest but he had also mentioned that he can "Maybe work right here. Maybe." Due to his urgent and frantic need of help and work, we can know for sure that Juanito will definitely go along the very same path that the Duende had warned him not to go. Juanito's inquiring appeal "And where? Who do I see?" suggests that he will be going towards that direction.

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