[Solved] Why can't Biff help Willy?

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Q.	Why can't Biff help Willy?
A.	he promised his mother he would not help.
B.	he just doesn't want to.
C.	he is afraid happy will get jealous.
D.	they both get frustrated and yell at each other.
Answer» D. they both get frustrated and yell at each other.

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