How does the narrator react to the conflict in this passage?
the narrator expresses sympathy toward the dog
because of its living situation
the narrator feels embarrassed because the dog seems
to be mocking him.
the narrator remains calm and levelheaded as he tries
to get away from the dog.
the narrator becomes paranoid and fearful of the dog,
so he picks up his arrows.

The narrator is playing this scenario in his head; although being sympathetic at first, he gradually becomes paranoid and fearful of the poor creature that he could or would ultimately hurt or even kill.

The narrator is playing this scenario in his head; although being sympathetic at first, he gradually becomes paranoid and fearful of the poor creature that he could or would ultimately hurt or even kill.

Explanation:

the audience knows that nora is intentionally failing to dance correctly, but helmer doesnt