How does Harold Krents feel about “the image I create in the eye of the observer” (line 2)?
(A)He is angry that people do not see him as a real person because he is handicapped.
(B)He has no feelings about other people’s image of him, because he can’t see it.
(C)He accepts other people’s image of him.
(D)He tries to live up to others’ image of him.
(E)He doesn’t understand how other people see him.
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