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nevsk [136]
2 years ago
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In O. Henry's "The Cactus,"

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katen-ka-za [31]2 years ago
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Option B presents an excerpt capable of characterizing Trysdale.

<h3>Who is Trysdale?</h3>
  • He is the protagonist of "The Cactus."
  • He is a man who just got out of a relationship.
  • He is a man who is very reflective about the reasons that caused this relationship to end.

Option B represents Trysdale because it shows he is always thinking about why the relationship ended. This kind of thinking becomes a habit for him, where he always tries to understand what caused him to lose the woman he loved.

More information about what a protagonist character is at the link:

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