PART B: Which section from the story best supports the answer to Part A?
A. "It took me a moment to take in the room. Even then, I felt that there was a
theatrical quality to the way the drawers had been flung open. Or perhaps it was
simply that I knew my brother too well." (Paragraph 3)
B. "Hey! Madam, why did you waste your fair skin on a boy and leave the girl so
dark? What is a boy doing with all this beauty?"" (Paragraph 8)
C. "But Enugu was anonymous. There the police could do what they were famous
for doing when under pressure to produce results: kill people." (Paragraph 14)
D. "I wanted him to stop talking. He seemed to enjoy his new role as the sufferer of
indignities, and he did not understand how lucky he was that the policemen
allowed him to come out and eat our food, or how stupid he'd been to stay out
drinking that night, and how uncertain his chances were of being released."
(Paragraph 24)