English, 06.11.2020 22:30 reneecoutinho10

How does Sylvester, the narrator, change by the end of the story? A- He now thinks oysters are crazy and refuses to scrounge like they are.
B- he doesn’t see the point in standing for what you believe in during hard times because you can’t live on it
C- he decides he will try to have some “gumption” like the oysters and helpful to Miss Clara
D- he refuses to leave the warm house because he doesn’t think there’s anything he can do to help

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