Refer to Explorations in Literature for a complete version of this story. How does Hamadi's interaction with Tracy at the end of "Hamadi" affect the reader's understanding of his character?

A. Hamadi’s disdainful attitude toward Tracy prompts Susan to respond with respect for her and for teens in general.

B. Hamadi’s indifference to Tracy’s romantic problems shows Susan that individual concerns are small in the larger scope of things.

C. Hamadi’s dubious advice to Tracy leads Susan to think that maybe she shouldn’t place too much faith in wise elders.

D. Hamadi’s kindness toward Tracy teaches Susan that having compassion for others is the best way to live.

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