2. How does the author develop the idea that M. Hamel is taking new pride in his occupation and heritage?
A) He refers to M. Hamel's iron ruler and the way he would rap it on the table.
B) He describes how M. Hamel sits a lot and remains motionless in his chair.
C ) He uses words like "grave" and "solemn" to convey the tone of M. Hamel's voice.
D) He relates the changes in M. Hamel's attire and approach to the students.
