How does Baba Abdalla respond when the dervish willingly gives up the first ten camels in "The Story of Baba Abdalla"? A. He is satisfied with the additional camels and treasures. B. He feels a sense of regret for being selfish. C. He becomes afraid that the dervish is tricking him. D. He becomes even more desirous of the other camels. Pls help fast!

D. He becomes even more desirous of the other camels.

Explanation:

Baba-Abdalla was a wealthy man who owned 80 camels which he loaned out to travellers as well as using it to travel himself. On one of these trips he meta Dervish who told him of a huge amount of treasure. They agreed to load the treasure on the camels and divide them equally.

After this was done however, Baba-Abdalla got greedy and coveted the treasure the Dervish had taken. He easily convinced him to part with 10 camels and as soon as he got them, and considering how easily he had gotten them, Baba-Abdalla immediately became more desirous of the other camels.

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