Why was the Indian friend plunged in despair?

He was hopeless

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He experienced racial discrimination

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He would never be so happy again

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He had spent lot of money

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The correct option is C He would never be so happy again
According to the passage, the Indian was hopeless and that is why he was so upset and sad. He did not have any hope of being this happy ever again in his life

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Why was the Indian friend plunged in despair?

The correct option is C He would never be so happy againAccording to the passage, the Indian was hopeless and that is why he was so upset and sad. He did not have any hope of being this happy ever again in his life

The correct option is C He would never be so happy again
According to the passage, the Indian was hopeless and that is why he was so upset and sad. He did not have any hope of being this happy ever again in his life