How does this line from the story help the reader better understand Bertie's character?

Do not lose sight of the fact that all this was taking place on an empty stomach, shortly after the rising of the lark.

It introduces readers to Bertie's poverty and lack of opportunity.
It encourages readers to focus on Bertie's appearance.
It reinforces for readers the idea that Bertie is not happy about Aunt Agatha's visit.
It lets readers know that Bertie prefers seeing Aunt Agatha early in the day.

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How does this line from the story help the reader better understand Bertie's character?

Do not lose sight of the fact that all this was taking place on an empty stomach, shortly after the rising of the lark.

It introduces readers to Bertie's poverty and lack of opportunity.
	It encourages readers to focus on Bertie's appearance.
	It reinforces for readers the idea that Bertie is not happy about Aunt Agatha's visit.
	It lets readers know that Bertie prefers seeing Aunt Agatha early in the day.

irrati0nal · Answer

Which choices can we eliminate?

penteguy · Answer

B and D  i think

irrati0nal · Answer

So you're saying either A or C is correct?

penteguy · Answer

Yean i'm pretty sure but i can't decide

irrati0nal · Answer

Alright. I don't know what story this is referring to, but when you read it, did it say anything about Bertie being unhappy about Aunt Agatha's visit?

penteguy · Answer

Yes it did it says he is irritated by her visit

irrati0nal · Answer

You're welcome, let me know if you need help with anything else. :)

penteguy · Answer

Okay i will :)