story says.
"You really are enjoying this," [Harriet] said. "Superb, that really is
superb. We'll make a gardener out of you yet, girl."
Enjoying this, Clara reflected. Yes, I am enjoying this. Her eyes
widened. But I must focus. I am a caregiver. She straightened.
"What do you need me to do next, Harriet?"
Clara's flat tone made Harriet frown, but she offered no
comment.
What does this passage show about the story's conflict?
A. Harriet wants Clara to stop being a caregiver and become a
gardener.
B. Harriet wants Clara to stay silent and just do her job like other
Al caregivers.
C. Harriet wants Clara to leave her alone and return to working at
the hospital.
D. Harriet wants Clara to experience and express feelings like a
human.
