Question

suppose an author uses multiple narrators to tell a story about a prince who falls in love with a peasant from another kingdom. which sentence from the story would best convey the point of view of a noblewoman from his own country, whom he is promised to marry? a. theres no way im going to be humiliated by a silly, short - lived crush. b. im obligated to obey his orders, but im afraid to keep covering up this lie. c. we are risking too much — our families will never approve. d. you will carry out your duty as i decided it for you decades ago.

Explanation:

The noblewoman is promised to the prince, so her perspective would focus on her own pride and disdain for the prince's infatuation with a peasant, viewing it as an embarrassing slight to her status. Option A reflects this defensive, prideful reaction to the perceived humiliation. Option B fits a servant or subordinate, Option C fits the prince/peasant, and Option D fits an authority figure like the king/queen.

Answer:

A. There's no way I'm going to be humiliated by a silly, short-lived crush.