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Why does Martha most likely decide to change people's dreams rather than limit their abilities?
O She is frustrated with the idea of God continuing to
toy with humanity
O She thinks God is more interested in psychological
changes.
O She knows how to change the way people think
because she is a writer
O She wants a change that is meaningful without
drastically altering individuals.

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