What triggers Zitkala-Sa's decision to run away?

Hearing the bell

The warning from Judewin

The sight of the scissors

Watching her peers eat

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B. The warning from Judewin

Judewin's warning about cutting their hair triggers Zitkala-Sa’s decision to run away, illustrating how peer influence can inspire acts of rebellion.

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