Which event marks the climax in "The Glass of Milk"?

A.
The boy refuses the sailor's offer of food.

B.
The boy falls asleep facing the sea.

C.
The boy takes the glass of milk from the woman.

D.
The boy realizes that he misses his home.

Question

Which event marks the climax in "The Glass of Milk"?	
 
 A.
The boy refuses the sailor's offer of food.
 
 B.
The boy falls asleep facing the sea.
 
 C.
The boy takes the glass of milk from the woman.
 
 D.
The boy realizes that he misses his home.

anonymous · Answer

C?

anonymous · Answer

@texaschic101

anonymous · Answer

Hope you don't mind me cutting in, but I loved this story when I first read it, so I kinda have it memorized? Yeah. Anyways...

You are correct. When he takes the milk is the climax. (I have a hard time of describing things so bare with me) In a way, he knows in that moments that he has nothing to call his own. No food. No money. Nothing. That's why he essentially breaks down, because he knows he has nothing to repay the woman's kindness.

anonymous · Answer

@ArcticReeses Thank you for the help :)

anonymous · Answer

:D Thank you if you didnt help me find that the answer was C i would have failed XD

anonymous · Answer

XD Well then, I'm glad I helped ya. If you even need help, let me know. I'll do my best.

anonymous · Answer

Thanks, Will do.