In the story "Hamadi," Susan says that she and Hamadi "have a connection." Which evidence from the text supports Susan's assertion?

Susan asks her father for information about Hamadi's past.

Susan reads Kahlil Gibran, a writer whom Hamadi also admires.

Susan and Hamadi agree that if you imagine something, it's true.

Susan introduces Hamadi to her teenage friends.

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Natalia Freeman

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4 August, 01:24

In the story "Hamadi," Susan says that she and Hamadi "have a connection." Which evidence from the text supports Susan's assertion?

Susan asks her father for information about Hamadi's past.

Susan reads Kahlil Gibran, a writer whom Hamadi also admires.

Susan and Hamadi agree that if you imagine something, it's true.

Susan introduces Hamadi to her teenage friends.

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Brycen Cochran · Answer 1

The evidence that shows Susan and Hamadi have a connection is that they agree that if you imagine something, it's true. "Just a different kind of true" she states after Hamadi says he knows Kahill Gibran everyday in his heat.