Wright's claim that he and his father "were eternally strangers" is best explained by the following statement is Wright claims that he has lost touch with his father emotionally. So, option D is the correct answer.
<h3>What is the author's purpose?</h3>
The most accurate assessment of the author's motivation for presenting the tale in Black Boy, i.e. 'finally I heard.....from him,' is that the author aims to 'clarify Wright's father's attitude, personality, and ideals' for the audience.
This helps the author reveal to the readers that Wright's father was an irresponsible and reckless man with no values who had abandoned his mother to 'raise the children and forcefully tries to get physical with her.'
It also helps the readers understand Wright's mother's difficulties.
For more information about the author's purpose, refer below
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Twain's viewpoint on barbershops in france is: B. they are terrible places where the barbers don't know what they're doing.
<h3>Twain viewpoints on barbershop in france</h3>
What he felt about the barbershop in france is that the barbers are always arrogant and rude.
Based on this Twain was disappointed because there was no true barbershops in France and he also felt the barbers does not know what they are doing.
Therefore the correct option is B.
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O am pretty sure the answer is B
Authenticity
Subject Matter
andddd Universtality?
