The answer is: B. Spoiled rich teenager learns humility after working with the homeless.
(A dynamic character is one that changes in some way throughout the story.)
It makes readers think about how long Ellery usually takes to solve a case.
Explanation:
The insistence of one person being worried and looking at the clock is that the investigators are running late and it could be due to a variety of reasons.
They could be in grave danger or there is an imminent threat of something else happening around them as they focus on this case.
The other person tells him smugly that the detective still has 28 minutes to solve the case.
This sentence insinuates that the detective usually only takes that much time to solve the case, showing the speaker's confidence in his abilities.
From what I remember and what I've read there was a lot of "madness" "morbid" and seemingly made up diagnosis by husbands of their wive's "hysteria". A lot of stories portrayed people as being "manic," "delirious," "withdrawn," "depressed" (melancholy). I hope this helps.
It is the theme of the story :)
Answer: Culture clash, custom, tradition
The themes of culture clash, custom and tradition, and change and transformation together form the major conflict in How the Garcia Girls Lost their Accents.
