When a person refers to another person as a "prodigal son," what does the allusion mean about that person?

A.
The person rejected his family but later returned.

B.
The person grieved because something dear to him was lost.

C.
The person respected his father and inherited the father's wealth.

D.
The person was angry because another child was preferred.

Question

When a person refers to another person as a "prodigal son," what does the allusion mean about that person?	
 
 A.
The person rejected his family but later returned.
 
 B.
The person grieved because something dear to him was lost.
 
 C.
The person respected his father and inherited the father's wealth.
 
 D.
The person was angry because another child was preferred.

itsbribro · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

I think it's A because the prodigal son is an indirect reference to the biblical story of the prodigal son.