Happy
Because he said "improved" several times, and improvement is a good thing that makes most people happy
The ANSWR for this question is : C
The correct answer is this one: "correct as is." The sentence I would not want to be Rita or her has shown the correct use of pronouns. If in case of a male character, just for example, "<span>Jane or him," instead of saying that as "Jane or his."</span>
