This question has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then, answer Part B .Part A How does the narrator help the reader understand Ruth’s personality? Aby allowing the reader to observe how Ruth interacts with Dorian B by allowing the reader to observe how Dorian treats Ruth C by allowing the reader to understand Ruth’s opinion of both Darius and Dorian D by allowing the reader to observe how Darius treats Ruth and Dorian differently Part B Select the excerpt from the passage that supports the response in Part A. A “‘What are you talking about?’ his mother said, setting down her book and pulling her reading glasses from their perch on her nose.” B “If Dorian picked a few pieces of the white vegetable off for his plate, Darius would think: I bet now he can spell it.” C “‘No, sweetheart, Dorian won that bee,’ she said, ‘but you came really close. You’d studied so hard, and I was so proud of you!’” D “So why can’t she keep her memory organized? Dorian thought, and then immediately wished he hadn’t.”