Which statement best describes how the conflict in "Amigo Brothers” is resolved? The boys continue to fight after the final bell
, showing that they are strong. The boys leave the ring together, showing that they are still good friends. The boys end the fight and agree to share the Golden Gloves trophy. The boys both go to their corners to receive medical care for their injuries.
Option B. The following statement best describes how the conflict in "Amigo Brothers" is resolved: <u>The boys leave the ring together, showing that they are still good friends</u>.
Explanation:
"Amigo Brothers" is a short-story written by Puerto-Rican Cuban author Piri Thomas. It tells the story of two boys who had grown out together as best friends to the extent that they feel like brothers. Both passionate about boxing, one day they learn that they will have to compete against each other in the biggest fight of their lives. The conflict arises when the two boys don't know what to do as they don't want to hurt emotionally and physically the other one. Therefore they decide to fight each other with light punches so that no one gets hurt. In the end, they both decide to leave the ring together, to show that their friendship is more important than boxing and that any fight.
