Within moments, Benzino was relaying an image of Maggie leaning against a tree and holding her ankle. We
both trotted out through the backyard and into the woods.
Benzino located Maggie immediately as I followed, Maggie
wrapped her little arms around Benzino and cried, "I knew
you'd rescue me!"
I stood by awkwardly as Benzino began to assess her
injury
What does the author's word choice most clearly suggest about the narrator's
feelings toward Benzino?
O A. She describes Maggie and Benzino's reunion as affectionate,
making the narrator feel overlooked.
B. She uses the words "alerted" and "relaying" to show that narrator
is amazed by Benzino's abilities.
O c. She uses the word 'awkwardly" to indicate that the narrator feels
useless when Benzino is around.
D. She uses the words "within moments" and "immediately to show
that Benzino is very effective.
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