Read these sentences from "Gumption":

"Get up from behind the stove, get out o' here, both of you, and bring me back something I can use—bread, money, or a job, I don't care which. Get up and go on! Scat!"

How do Clara's orders to Syl and Jack shape the story's mood at its end?

A.
They increase the mood of Clara's admiration for the Oysters.

B.
They add a bit of humor to a serious mood.

C.
They stress the mood of dire need.

D.
They intensify the mood expressed by the narrator's irritation with Clara.

Question

Read these sentences from "Gumption": 


"Get up from behind the stove, get out o' here, both of you, and bring me back something I can use—bread, money, or a job, I don't care which. Get up and go on! Scat!" 


How do Clara's orders to Syl and Jack shape the story's mood at its end?
 
 A.
They increase the mood of Clara's admiration for the Oysters.
 
 B.
They add a bit of humor to a serious mood.
 
 C.
They stress the mood of dire need.
 
 D.
They intensify the mood expressed by the narrator's irritation with Clara.

anonymous · Answer

have you read gumption?

anonymous · Answer

yah i have

anonymous · Answer

oh ok well sorry i have no clue on this one >.< sorry

anonymous · Answer

i think its C. but i'm just confirming

anonymous · Answer

its ok :)

anonymous · Answer

ya if no one answers just put C and i gave you a medal :)

anonymous · Answer

aw thnx!

anonymous · Answer

It is indeed C. Clara's aggravated at them and it's supposed to add some stress to the story line.