[Solved] Biff realizes that Willy's philosophy was wrong, and most of Willy's life was made up of illusion. What does he say?

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Q.	Biff realizes that Willy's philosophy was wrong, and most of Willy's life was made up of illusion. What does he say?
A.	"he took a wrong turn miles back and never figured it out."
B.	"he was a liar and a cheat. he tried to buy our love and he failed."
C.	"he had all the wrong dreams. all, all wrong."
D.	"his brother made millions, but he only made mistakes."
Answer» C. "he had all the wrong dreams. all, all wrong."

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