2. Read these lines from paragraph 4. And Davy looking down into those upraised beseeching eyes, and at that heavy block of wood, and at the raw place the collar had wom on the neck, then at Old Man Thorycroft's bleak, unpainted house on the hill, with the unhomelike yard and the tumbledown fences, felt a great pity, the pity of the free for the imprisoned, and a great longing to own, not a dog, but THIS dog.
Based on paragraph 4, the reader can predict that the story's main conflict will focus on Davy's struggle with-
A) feeling of inadequacy
B) moral dilemma
C) having no friends
D) having no family