Question

question 2 of 5
what does the narrator realize by the end of the story?

a. that she wants to connect with others who have the same
background

b. that larry reyes is not such a bad person

c. the depth of her father’s anger at her

d. that she is not committed to the revolution after all

Explanation:

To determine the answer, we analyze the options in the context of a typical narrative's thematic resolution. Option A aligns with common character development arcs where a narrator realizes a desire for connection with similar - backgrounded others. Option B focuses on a secondary character (Larry Reyes) and is less likely to be a core narrator realization. Option C centers on the father's anger, which is more about external conflict than self - realization. Option D about revolution commitment is a more specific, less general self - realization compared to the relatable theme of connection in A. So, based on narrative analysis, A is the most probable answer.

Answer:

A. That she wants to connect with others who have the same background