I watched the group as it slowly came closer and saw that
in the center of the strange procession was a man wearing
a tall black hat. He'd pause now and then to peer at
something in his hand and then at the houses on either
side of the street. I felt cold and hot at the same time as I
recognized the man. "Oh, no!" I whispered. "It's
Grandpa!"
I stood on the curb, unable to move even though I wanted
to run and hide. Then I got mad when I saw how the
yippy dogs were growling and nipping at the old man's
baggy pant legs and how wearily he poked them away
with his cane. "Stupid mutts," I said as I ran to rescue
Grandpa
- "The Medicine Bag,"
Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve
Which conclusion can be drawn from this passage?
O Martin and Grandpa have a conflict because Martin
doesn't like Grandpa.
Grandpa has a conflict with the group of children.
Martin has a conflict with himself about his feelings
about Grandpa
O Martin has a conflict with the group about
Grandpa's visit