Need which event from the poem " the dean's " most clearly conveys the poet's attitude that one of the characters is self-important? a. the description of the doctor's clothing and appearance b. the doctor's telling of silly college-boy antics c. the kiss between the doctor and the lady d. the intervention of the maid on the doctor's behalf

The event from the poem " The Dean's Provocation..." most clearly conveys the poet's attitude that one of the characters is self-important is:

A. The description of the doctor's clothing and appearance

A. The description of the doctor's clothing and appearance

Explanation:

The doctor sees himself as "self-important". We know this because of how his clothing and appearance are described. The kiss between the doctor and the lady do not show self-importance, neither does the invention of the maid on the doctor's behalf.