From "Mrs. Rachel is Properly Horrified"
Which best describes how Montgomery develops a theme in this excerpt?
A.
Description emphasizes that appearances can be deceiving.
ОВ.
Description emphasizes the importance of expressing one's emotions.
C.
Dialogue reveals how people can interpret the same situation in different ways.
D.
Dialogue reveals how people do not always say what they are really thinking.
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