Question

At the end of "Salt and Bread," why are the king's two older daughters driven from their father's house? A. Their evil plot against their younger sister is exposed. B. They try to remove their father from his throne. C. They refuse to attend their sister's wedding. D. Their younger sister commands that they be punished.

Answer 1

B. They try to remove their father from his throne.

Answer 2

A- The evil plot against their younger sister is exposed.

Step-by-step explanation:

Once that the King recognized his daughter, he embraced her with a cry of joy, thankful and happy that she was alive and well. He begger her forgiveness for his misunderstanding of her words of affection and for having her driven away. After that, he turned out his two older sisters as he found their plot against the youngest princess.