How does the Forresters' plan of poisoning the wolves affect the conflict between Penny and the Forresters?

A.
Penny and the Forresters work out a plan to poison the wolves that doesn't hurt any other animals.

B.
Penny gets angry with the Forresters because the poison killed Penny's calf.

C.
Penny understands that poisoning the wolves will affect other animals, while the Forresters don't care.

D.
Penny tries to convince the Forresters that the plague will kill the wolves, but the Forresters won't listen.

Question

How does the Forresters' plan of poisoning the wolves affect the conflict between Penny and the Forresters?	
 
 A.
Penny and the Forresters work out a plan to poison the wolves that doesn't hurt any other animals.
 
 B.
Penny gets angry with the Forresters because the poison killed Penny's calf.
 
 C.
Penny understands that poisoning the wolves will affect other animals, while the Forresters don't care.
 
 D.
Penny tries to convince the Forresters that the plague will kill the wolves, but the Forresters won't listen.

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Sorry I have no idea what this is.... is this from a book?