Think carefully about what the following quote might imply about the character and choose the most appropriate answer in the con
text of the play, An Enemy of the People. "The burden on the poor rates has been lightened, to the great relief of the propertied classes; and that relief will be even greater if only we get a really good summer this year, and lots of visitors-- plenty of invalids, who will make the Baths talked about." (Peter Stockman) A. Peter is genuinely concerned about all the people in the community B. Peter is only concerned with the poorer classes and is not interested in the welfare of the upper classes C. Peter is only concerned with the welfare of the invalids and how quickly they can be healed D. Peter is only concerned with the upper classes and his own pocketbook
D. Peter is only concerned with the upper classes and his own pocketbook
Explanation:
Peter is only concerned with the uper classes and his own pocketbook, as you can read in the excerpt he expresses about the poorest and the invalid, with a kind of derogatory attitude towards them, wanting their visits only so the baths are talked about and become more popular.
I think you could make some grammatical corrections so it flows together better, however! The majority of it is a really long run-on sentence and it's hard to tell apart dialogue from text because of the lack of quotation marks, but I think the writing is great! Your use of diction is really good.
