A Must have stopped our car
C: at the library if that what c says
Answer
no
Explanation
no is the answer becabuse if you look at the text it shows it with claim But it does NOT show evidence
The correct answer is C: He is able to show the banker's worries about his possible defeat by the lawyer.
The tale is told using the third person limited point of view. This means that we have a narrator that is external to the action of the story, but who follows it from the perspective of one of the characters alone.
The use of the third-person limited point of view allows Chekhov to share with the readers the banker's reasons for wishing to kill the lawyer.
Im pretty sure its D. when you have terms like in fact, however or for example you should include a semicolon after.
