English, 17.09.2019 11:30, Siebee23

4. based on word choice in the following lines, identify the narrator’s tone:
“he’d confessed to her that he still felt guilty at times for changing his name, more so now that his father was dead. and shed assured him that it was understandable, that anyone in his place would have done the same. but now its become a joke to her. suddenly he regrets having her told moushumi; he wonders if shell proclaim the story of his father’s accident to the table as well”
a) frustrated
b) condescending
c) sympathetic
d) forgiving

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4. based on word choice in the following lines, identify the narrator’s tone:
“he’d confessed...