What did Cecil Clayton discover about the ring on one of the skeletons in the cabin and what can be inferred through this discovery? (1 point)

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Responses

A) It bore the crest of the house of Greystoke; this ring belonged to Cecil Clayton's uncle, John Clayton - the former Lord Greystoke. We know now that Cecil Clayton is Tarzan's cousin.
A) It bore the crest of the house of Greystoke; this ring belonged to Cecil Clayton's uncle, John Clayton - the former Lord Greystoke. We know now that Cecil Clayton is Tarzan's cousin.

B) It bore the crest of the house of Greystoke; however, this cannot prove any relation as this crest was shared by many different Lords, as stated in the chapter.
B) It bore the crest of the house of Greystoke; however, this cannot prove any relation as this crest was shared by many different Lords, as stated in the chapter.

C) The ring bore the crest of the house of Greystoke; this ring belonged to Cecil Clayton's brother, John Clayton - the former Lord Greystoke. We know now that Cecil Clayton is Tarzan's uncle.
C) The ring bore the crest of the house of Greystoke; this ring belonged to Cecil Clayton's brother, John Clayton - the former Lord Greystoke. We know now that Cecil Clayton is Tarzan's uncle.

D) Clayton discovered the ring was of high value and could be sold to reap a fortune.

Answer 1

The correct response is:

A) It bore the crest of the house of Greystoke; this ring belonged to Cecil Clayton's uncle, John Clayton - the former Lord Greystoke. We know now that Cecil Clayton is Tarzan's cousin.

This discovery implies a familial connection between Cecil Clayton and Tarzan, revealing a potential lineage link that can deepen the narrative relationships within the story.