The narrator did not goinside Lucia's room as
(a) he did not want tointrude into their privacy
(b) he thought that theboys would object
(c) Lucia would notwelcome a stranger
(d) the boys would feelhe was spying on them

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(a) he did not want to intrude into their privacy

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