The box in the attic with all those letters tied up, well, she'd have to go through that tomorrow. All those letters — George's letters and John's letters and her letters to them both — lying around for the children to find afterwards made her uneasy. Yes, that would be tomorrow's business. No use to let them know how silly she had been once.
Based on your reading of the story, who is John?
A. The man who jilted Granny Weatherall
B. Granny Weatherall's brother
C. Granny Weatherall's son
D. Granny Weatherall's husband

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The box in the attic with all those letters tied up, well, she'd have to go through that tomorrow. All those letters — George's letters and John's letters and her letters to them both — lying around for the children to find afterwards made her uneasy. Yes, that would be tomorrow's business. No use to let them know how silly she had been once.
Based on your reading of the story, who is John?
 		A.	The man who jilted Granny Weatherall
 		B.	Granny Weatherall's brother
 		C.	Granny Weatherall's son
 		D.	Granny Weatherall's husband