“The Open Window” is a short story written by Saki and in this case the author provides evidence that Mrs Sappleton knew what her niece was doing and her ability for storytelling.
Option A) is the correct one “She says that Framton acts like he has seen a ghost.” since it explains why Framton left the place running as it coincides with the story told by the niece about ghosts.
Option B) is incorrect since there is no evidence that Mrs Sappleton believed the story about dogs told by the niece when Framton ran away.
Option C) is also incorrect since she never tells her husband that Vera scared Framton.
Option D) is also incorrect since even though she asks Framton if her niece has been amusing him, she does not say it to let the reader know she knows about her niece.
She acts racially and discriminately to get her way. She didn't tell the truth and wound up destroying the man's life. She tried to tempt him (she is disgusting) and then puts everything against him though she started it all (she is pathetic).
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Many different people used to use sugar cane. As an example, Indians used it for ceremonies, medicine, and sometimes they would just eat it. And, eating the sugar cane chunks soon got passed on to Europe and was eaten as candy.
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The Counter Arguments C & D Are the Best Points and They Both Make The Ad An Hominem Fallacy
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