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maxonik
2 months ago
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hammer [7.6K]2 months ago
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Answer:

E. He is caught between two realms yet longs to return home

Explanation:

From the text's context, the combination of the words "balanced" and "leaped" indicates a joyful mood of Altaf.

Although he is caught between two realities, Altaf is enthusiastic ("leaped" with joy) about going home.

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