What does this description from Sec. 3 of "The Invalid's
Story" tell us about the
narrator?
"I was greatly shocked and
grieved, but there was no time
to waste in emotions; I must
start at once."
A. The narrator was callus and never felt
emotions
B. The narrator expected that his friend
would die soon
C. The narrator was struck with emotion,
but tried to put it aside to tend to his
friends wishes

The answer is C

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