When a count appointed Till Eulenspiegel as a watchman, Eulenspiegel was dejected. He wanted to be a knight. While the knights feasted, Eulenspiegel was left to watch the castle for an enemy. Fed up with the life of a watchman, when an enemy came, Eulenspiegel did not sound the alarm. When the count found out, he defeated the enemy and sent Eulenspiegel back to the watchman’s tower without food, while the rest of the knights feasted. How did Eulenspiegel get the food that the knights feasted upon? A. Eulenspiegel went to the count and convinced him to make him (Eulenspiegel) a knight.
B.
Eulenspiegel tricked the knights out of their food, after winning a game of cards against a knight.
C.
Eulenspiegel convinced the count to give him some food from the food that the knights were eating.
D.
Eulenspiegel raised the alarm for an imaginary enemy and while the knights were searching, he ate their food.