I imagined myself as David. So as per question,:-
" <em>If I had seen Miss Betsy Trotwood mistreating David's mother, .i.e., my mother, then i would feel to mistreat her back and take revenge. But i cant. This is because I have to accept Miss Betsy Trotwood as a guest and mother. Also, Pegotty would feel bad for mistreating Betsy as she is the lady of my mother's new would-be husband. </em>
<em> It means that infront of everyone, i would be doing an immoral behaviour by taking revenge on my aunt. I can even be told to leave the house at the moment. I also am a boy younger and unmatured than her. </em>
<em>But after going to Salem's, I would come back and tell her how rude she was to my mom and me because now I have been matured and would have a power to talk back.</em> "
This is what I would have done.
Answer:
Dude no ones about to do this that's why you've been waiting for 4 days
Explanation:
The answer is: C. too perfect and inhuman
The poem "At the Tourist Center in Boston" by Margaret Atwood shows a Canadian woman who is in Boston seeing a map of her country, she sees also images of people apparently from her country as well, but they all look so perfect, she shows herself sarcastic before the view of the Americans about Canada.
I think it is D ironic or C
