English, 17.05.2021 17:50, fangirl2837

What can the reader infer based on the dialogue in the passage below? “That’s it! It’s over! I’m going to talk to my lawyer right now!” cried Emily as she stomped toward the door. “Good! Get out! I don’t care where you go! But, you aren’t going to be taking my car, that’s for sure!” shouted Bill. Emily punched the screen door open and took off running down Main Street.

A.
Bill thinks Emily is just kidding.
B.
Emily plans to file for divorce.
C.
Emily is going to take Bill’s car.
D.
Bill is going to sell Emily’s car.

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