In "An Hour with Abuelo," Arturo spends an hour with his grandfather, Abuelo, until they are interrupted by the woman in pink.

How does Arturo respond to this interruption?

Arturo is amused as he follows Abuelo down the hall because he realizes his grandfather wanted the hour to end, too.

Arturo is glad for the interruption because the hour is up, and he has an excuse to leave.

Arturo is frustrated because he can't think of the words in Spanish to tell his grandfather his thoughts about the story .

Arturo is annoyed by the interruption because he wants to hear more about Abuelo's life.

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