A. First persons point of view is told from perspective
Under normal circumstances, in the event of a fire at a hotel, the hotel guests and employees would panic and head to an exit as quickly as possible to save themselves. The characters would not idle away time in needless, calm conversation, but rather they would call the fire department for help immediately. As the characters realized the flames were reaching their floor, they would have become more frantic and concerned about finding an escape route. The firemen would also have been more proactive and would not have brought along a fiddle to play. If the characters reacted more realistically, the play would not have the same humorous effect.
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Answer:
Option A: Andrew is content to stay on the family farm, while Robert dreams of traveling.
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Option C: Andrew enjoys working the land when Robert prefers reading and thoughts of adventure.
Explanation:
Option A is correct because Andrew's is a farmer by nature. He is Robert's <em>hardy </em>elder brother, While Robert is of delicate, poetic and romantic nature. He loves to read books and travelling.
Option C is also correct because it says the same thing in option A but in different words. Andrew is a hard worker. He knows exactly how to manage a farm, while Robert being of poetic nature and fond of reading books is not able to properly manage the farm, which in the end is in full disarray.
Option B is not correct: They both care much about their family. One of the reason behind Robert's plan to leave the farm and go on sea voyage was that he loved Ruth and wanted not to interfere in Ruth future with Andrew proposed marriage. When it becomes known that Ruth loves Robert and not Andrew, Andrew leaves because he too did not want to interfere in Robert's future with Ruth.
Option D is not correct: Firstly this option does not show any contrast between the two brothers. Secondly, Although Andrew told Robert that he would miss him, but it does not mean that he was resentful.
