Which excerpt from black boy best reflects the way in which wright’s knowledge of history and culture influence his views on his father? a. when i awakened one morning my mother told me that we were going to see a judge who would make my father support me and my brother. an hour later all three of us were sitting in a huge crowded room. b. for some reason the entire thing struck me as being useless; i felt that if my father were going to feed me, then he would have done so regardless of what a judge said to him. and i did not want my father to feed me. c. my father and a strange woman were sitting before a bright fire that blazed in a grate. my mother and i were standing about six feet away, as though we were afraid to approach them any closer. d from far beyond the horizons that bound this bleak plantation there had come to me through my living the knowledge that my father was a black peasant who had gone to the city seeking life, but who had failed in the city; a black peasant whose life had been hopelessly snarled in the city.