Will mark the brainliest                          read this passage: by the way, this difference between us remains much the same to this very day. franz kafka, "letter to his father" what can you infer about the relationship between kafka and his father from this statement? a. that kafka and his father have made up and are close b. that their conflict has continued into kafka's adulthood c. that they haven't spoken since kafka's childhood d. that kafka ran away from home and never returned

B. That their conflict has continued into Kafka's adulthood.

Explanation: In the given passage from "Letter to His Father" by Franz Kafka, we can see that he says to his father that the difference they used to have long ago, still remains the same to the day Kafka is writing the letter, so from the given options, the one that represents the most logical inference about the relationship between Kafka and his father, is the corresponding to option B: That their conflict has continued into Kafka's adulthood.

thick as the foliage of the waving wood; the figurative language that is used here is referring to a battle. there are two mountains that are facing opposite of each other, and they have armies better stick like a forest.