Question
Who is the antagonist in "Thank You, Ma’am," and why?
A. Mrs. Jones is the antagonist because she defends herself and her property.
B. Mrs. Jones is the antagonist because she brings Roger home against his will.
C. Roger is the antagonist because he attempts to steal and learns a valuable lesson.
A. Mrs. Jones is the antagonist because she defends herself and her property.
B. Mrs. Jones is the antagonist because she brings Roger home against his will.
C. Roger is the antagonist because he attempts to steal and learns a valuable lesson.
Answers
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The correct answer is **C. Roger is the antagonist because he attempts to steal and learns a valuable lesson.**
In the story, Roger tries to steal Mrs. Jones's purse, which makes him the antagonist. However, as the narrative unfolds, he undergoes personal growth and learns important life lessons from Mrs. Jones's response to his actions.
In the story, Roger tries to steal Mrs. Jones's purse, which makes him the antagonist. However, as the narrative unfolds, he undergoes personal growth and learns important life lessons from Mrs. Jones's response to his actions.