What does the author imply about Frau Frieda's dreams?

They are deeply prophetic

They symbolize her past longing

They are a survival tactic

They are always truthful

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C. They are a survival tactic

The correct answer is 'They are a survival tactic' as the author views her dreams as means to survive.

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