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John Webster's 'The Duchess of Malfi' traces a grim psychological trajectory driven by guilt and moral decay. Arrange the following plot events concerning Ferdinand's revenge and descent into madness in their correct chronological sequence. A. Ferdinand's overwhelming guilt manifests as lycanthropia, a complete descent into madness where he believes himself to be a wolf. B. The imprisoned Duchess is executed by strangulation after facing her death with remarkable courage. C. Bosola discovers proof of the Duchess's secret birth through a horoscope, prompting a furious Ferdinand to vow revenge. D. Upon seeing his sister's dead body, Ferdinand is struck with profound remorse and his sanity begins to fracture. Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
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- 3B, D, A, C
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C, B, D, A
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