Question

CHRISTINE: Mrs. Daigle wanted the medal. Mrs. Daigle is heart-broken over Claude's death. It's destroyed her. Do you know what I mean?

Why does Christine mention Mrs. Daigle in the dialogue?
a) To ask Rhoda for the medal
b) To express sympathy for Mrs. Daigle
c) To accuse Rhoda of something
d) To share a story about Claude

Answer 1

Christine mentions Mrs. Daigle in the dialogue to express sympathy for her.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the dialogue, Christine mentions Mrs. Daigle to express sympathy for her. Mrs. Daigle is heartbroken over Claude's death, and Christine understands that this has greatly affected her. By mentioning Mrs. Daigle, Christine is acknowledging her pain and showing empathy towards her.