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Please answer How is Mr. White’s reaction different than Mrs. White’s in the excerpt?

A.)He understands more quickly that Herbert is dead.
B.)He is angrier than his wife that Herbert is dead.
C.)He is sadder than his wife that Herbert is dead.
D.)He seems less surprised that Herbert is dead.

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