Which statement best describes the interaction between Mrs. Whitaker and Galaad?
Galaad tries to conform to Mrs.
Whitaker's uneventful lifestyle.
Mrs. Whitaker's disinterest in
Galaad's gifts drives him to
extraordinary efforts.
Galaad is forced to pretend to be
O interested in Mrs. Whitaker's dull
stories
Mrs. Whitaker responds to Galaad's
O offerings with a surprising display of
enthusiasm

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