In Living to Tell the Tale, which of the following sentences from the second paragraph most strongly shows how the narrator feels about siestas?
a) “Stores, public offices, and schools closed at twelve and did not open again until a little before three.”
b) “Since I was a boy I had despised those inert siestas because we did not know what to do. ’Be quiet, we’re sleeping,’ the sleepers would murmur without waking.”
c) “Only the hotel across from the station, with its bar and billiard room, and the telegraph office behind the church remained open.”
d) “Everything was identical to my memories, but smaller and poorer, and leveled by a windstorm of fatality...”
