English, 21.04.2021 14:00, jlperez77

How does visiting his grandmother at the nursing home affect Mike's point of view? A. He realizes that his grandmother is not as happy as she would have her family
believe.
B. He comes to fully understand how lonely his grandmother is without her
husband and confined to the nursing home.
C. He sees how difficult it is for people to age and lose the people they care the
most about.
D. He realizes that his grandmother had a complicated life and memories outside
of what he knows of her.

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