The answer is C - it shows that the former employer's racism is unchanged, and not Carolyn's responsibility to fix.
<span>To claim a right over the people that only God has</span>
Answer:
B. An overflow of anger and resentment towards the narrator’s neglectful parents.
Explanation:
After the quote "... all the smoldering emotions of that summer swelled in me and burst—" It was also said that "The great need for my mother who was never there..." Meaning the mother neglected the child. The child was also in fear from it's fathers tears, Most likely causing anger or resentment.
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Esperanza is afraid of Sire because he makes her uncomfortable; she says, "it (makes) your blood freeze to have somebody look at you like that".
