How does the point of view of Fausto in “The No-Guitar Blues” contrast with the point of view of the husband and wife? a Fausto knows that the dog was not really in danger, but the husband and wife believe he rescued their dog b Fausto feels that the dog is dangerous and savage, but the husband and wife treat it as a beloved pet. c Fausto is only interested in helping the dog, but the husband and wife believe he wants money as a reward. d Fausto sees the husband and wife as threatening, but the husband and wife are only trying to help him.