In the passage from the georges and the jewels, how are the father’s and narrator’s points of view toward horses different? a. the father thinks horses are easy to tame, while the narrator believes horses are dangerous animals. b. the father believes horses only respond to punishment and reward, while the narrator thinks horses have feelings. c. the father thinks only boys should ride horses, while the narrator thinks girls should be able to ride them, too. d. the father wants his daughter to ride horses more, but the narrator worries about getting hurt.