After which event in "Where Is Here?" does the father announce forcefully, "The visit is over"? A. the stranger's bursting into tears

B

the stranger's entrance into the house

С

the stranger's request to sit on the basement steps

D

the stranger's statement that there used be a water stain on the wall

С. the stranger's request to sit on the basement steps

Explanation:

When the stranger asks to sit on the basement steps, the father feels uncomfortable and does not want the beggar's presence to be continued. This is because he does not trust what is happening and does not want to obtain negative results from this situation, for this reason, he states that "the visit is over" indicating that any visitor present at the site should leave and that he will not show any sympathy to anyone who dares refuse.

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