How does John's father change from the start of "Water Never Hurt a Man" to the time they arrive at the locks?
A. He gains more respect for John's renewed attitude and his ability to handle the job.
B. He is more confident in his maneuvering of the boat through the canal.
C. He becomes more agitated that they will be late delivering the load of plows.
D. He feels more frustrated with John's carelessness when leading the team of horses.
1 answer
A. He gains more respect for John's renewed attitude and his ability to handle the job.
This option reflects the character development and changing dynamics between John and his father throughout the story. As they navigate the challenges together, the father's perception of John's capabilities evolves, leading to a greater sense of respect.
