Question 2 1 pts
After Ruth refuses to give Travis the money he requests, Walter gives him double the
amount. What can the reader infer about the relationship between Walter and Ruth?

O Walter and Ruth want to appear like a team in front of their son.

o Walter feels a taxi is safer for Travis, but Ruth wants to take a taxi later that day

Walter intentionally gives Travis the money to bother Ruth.

Walter wants to discipline Travis: Ruth wants to be Travis's friend.

Walter intentionally gives Travis the money to bother Ruth.

Explanation:

From the scenario, after Ruth refuses to give Travis the money he requests, and Walter doubled it, it seems that Walter wants to annoy Ruth in some way.  This is the reason he gives Travis double of the amount he requests.  This intentional provocation depicts the unhealthy relationship between Ruth and Walter.  As a family, husband and wife should act in unity.  They should discuss issues and agree with each other and even include their son in the discussion as part of a teaching moment to educate Travis.  Had there been good relationship between Ruth and Walter, perhaps, Ruth would not have refused to give Travis any money.  She could have explained to Travis that they had already planned to give him much more than he requested in order to cover his expenses.

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