Answer:
C
Explanation:
he is saying that he will not join those who talk about coming to peace. he hates everything about the matagues and will never stop fighting them
Rashad is peaceful and happy as he thinks about what had recently happened when he broke his ribs and nose. Much to his dismay, his family brings in the pastor, Jerome Johnson, to talk to him. Rashad questions God because of the incident with the cop, but the pastor tells him everything happens for a reason. Rashad's incident is seen on the news which outrages David because of all of the "craziness", but Spoony thinks it is important to spread the incident because of the awful police brutality.
<span> The question given above is incomplete, the options attached to the question are given below:
A. </span>The author acknowledges that civilians should
not suffer, but states that the civilians must retreat.
B. The author suggests that the administrators in
Washington are busy making polices while overlooking the need to end the war.
C. The author acknowledges that the violence should
stop, but admits that a retreat might have dire consequences.
D. The author suggests that the Vietnamese people
are counting on US support, though their political ideals are not democratic.
ANSWER
The correct option is C.
A paradox refers to a statement that is made up of conflicting ideas. In the passage given above, the author is expressing his view that the war should be stopped but at the same time, he is saying that there will be serious consequences if the war is stopped; this is a paradox.
C. both characters are concerned about Ivan llyichs health