Based on the evidence from the story and the characters’ attitudes, how does Covey’s attitude to Douglass change after the fight? RL7.6
A. Covey continues to find ways to rekindle another fight with Douglass.
B. During the next six months that Douglass spent with Covey, he never laid a finger on
Douglass in anger because he had been humiliated in the fight.
C. Covey becomes friendly with Douglass and brings him extra food and warm clothing.
D. Covey warns Douglass that there will be trouble for him if Douglass wants to fight him
again, but Covey knows that he will lose the fight.