Question

In "Sympathy," what does the caged bird's willingness to injure itself by beating its wings against the cage suggest?

A.
No injury is as damaging as one inflicted on a helpless animal.

B.
Captivity can breed total insanity.

C.
The desire for freedom can lead to desperate, futile actions.

D.
Cruel treatment drives creatures to behave cruelly themselves.

Answer 1

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