Is this in a book? Or? We need more detail to answer this question.
A)
It is A because the narrator is having a problem with Darry. Darry gets mad “when I do stuff like that,” making Darry one subject and I (the narrator) the other.
Though he is filled with grief upon hearing his wife’s
death, Brutus remains focused on the war and instead concentrates on the war.
All while maintaining his composure even those his heart is full of sorrow. In
the end, he dies by committing suicide.
