English, 28.09.2020 14:01 ngilliam1444

Read the excerpt from "Stray." “You’d better feed that mutt before it dies of starvation,” Mr. Lacey said.

Which statement best analyzes how the excerpt contributes to the plot?

A. Mr. Lacey is sarcastic to Doris. His attitude shows that the conflict between him and his daughter is not over.

B. Mr. Lacey is concerned that the dog does not starve. His feeling shows that his character has changed and he now loves the dog as much as Doris.

C. Mr. Lacey speaks rudely about the dog. His choice of words shows that the conflict is not really resolved and he will still have a problem with the dog.

D. Mr. Lacey tells Doris that the dog is home. His statement begins the resolution since this reveals that the conflict is over.

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