C.
She told me that her parents, usually strict about the family not showing emotion, did not have the heart to scold her for her display of grief.
Which piece of evidence from the text BEST demonstrates the narrator's empathy for Miss Chavez's life experiences?
A.
We sat and talked at the small table in her cozy yellow kitchen while we ate some of her homemade muffins.
B.
Miss Chavez's voice was low and thoughtful as she described what it was like to live where rain refused to fall year after year.
C.
She told me that her parents, usually strict about the family not showing emotion, did not have the heart to scold her for her display of grief.
D.
I wish I could do more for her. I wish I could bring back the farm; I wish I could bring Nick back into her life.
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