1. PART A: How does the author develop the priest's
point of view?
O A The priest is genuinely affected by the
woman's death, which is shown by contrasting
the priest's grief with the siblings'
melodramatic mourning,
OB The priest views death as an opportunity to
make the magistrate his ally, which is indicated
by the priest's false praise of the mother.
O c The priest views death as a job, which is
revealed by contrasting his actions with the
siblings' genuine grief.
OD The priest is not actually a member of the
clergy, which is revealed through the
descriptions of his boredom and rich meals,