What feelings does Zitkala-Sa express towards the end of the passage about cutting her hair?

Satisfaction and relief

Anger and resentment

Hope and bravery

Despair and resignation

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D. Despair and resignation

Zitkala-Sa feels despair and resignation as she is ultimately forced into a situation against her will regarding her hair.

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