Question

"I've seen her fix all these things so much that I can do them all just her way,

though I don't know the law of any of them. But she knows the law. She
knows the why and the how both, but I don't know the why, I only know the
how"
What does Henry's dialogue reveal about how he feels towards his wife?
O A) He likes her to fix things
OB) He loves her handiwork,
C) He dotes over her talents,
OD) He respects her knowledge

Answer 1

Henry's dialogue reveals that D: He respects her knowledge

Step-by-step explanation:

“The Californian Tale” by “Henry Twain” depicts both grief and empathy. The story is set during the California Gold rush. The protagonist, Henry waited for his wife to return home even though she has been dead for nineteen years. People of the town took advantage of the town by digging gold. But as soon as the gold decreased, people also started moving out from that town and went to profitable places.

In the given lines, Henry respects her wife’s knowledge and laws. He says that she knows everything, and he has seen her fix all these things.