Re-read the excerpt from the end of the story. How does the point of view of the king contrast with the point of view of the children?
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A)
The children are amused at the king's questions, the king is angry at their
hesitant responses.
B)
The children are fearful of the powerful king; the king does not really care
about the children.
The children are furious that the king interrupted their games; the king is
depressed by the blue-eyed child.
D)
The children are hesitant to provide an answer the king is delighted at the
correct response of the small girl
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