How does the author develop theme of the passage? A) By revealing the affection Madame Carambeau develops for the little girl, the author expresses the error of judging others too harshly.

B) By focusing on the expertise Madame Carambeau displays in caring for the little girl, the author expresses the heroism of medical professionals.

C) By highlighting the strained relationship between Madame Carambeau and her family, the author expresses the importance of respecting elders.

D) By describing the actions of Madame Carambeau during the party, the author expresses the idea that one can feel alone even when he or she is surrounded by others.

It's out of A & C

Explanation: I think this because it's facts that the passage has been talking about throughout the passage. Madame Carambeau cared for her and made her feel better, this is why I say it is A or C

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