In "Chanticleer and the Fox," how does Chanticleer’s dream affect him? Which detail from Chapter 2 best explains what the setting of the tulip garden means to Peter?

It is the scene of a troubling memory with his mother and causes him anxiety.

He remembers it as a peaceful place where he learned about caring for plants.

He remembers it as a sad place where he first learned that living things die.

It is where he first learned to hunt with his father and it makes him feel proud.