in the story “old man of the temple” by r. k. narayan, what experience does the narrator have in the taxi on his way to kumbum?
a. his driver becomes possessed by the spirit of an old man at the temple.
b. his driver accidentally hits and kills an old man in front of the temple.
c. he discovers that his driver is drunk and hallucinating about an old man in front of the temple.
d. his driver insists on taking on an old man as a second passenger, so the narrator visits with this man on the ride.
is it a or

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