Which sentence(s) from the excerpt of "Two Friends" BEST
demonstrate(s) that Monsieur Morrisot and Monsieur Sauvage were
afraid?
A
The two friends, pale as death, stood silently side by
side, a slight fluttering of the hands alone betraying their
emotion.
B
Monsieur Sauvage made no reply. Again they stood
side by side.
C
And the two began placidly discussing political
problems with the sound common sense of peaceful,
matter-of-fact citizens-agreeing on one point that they
would never be free.
D.
"Just think that in five minutes you will be at the bottom
of that water. In five minutes! You have relations,
presume?"
