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How does Sir Peter react to the gossipers in his house?

AHe listens attentively and joins in the gossiping.

BHe angrily throws them out of his house.

CHe ignores them and continues with his work.

DHe politely asks them to leave without making a scene.

Answer:

B. He angrily throws them out of his house.

Read Explanation:

  • Sir Peter is frustrated by the gossipers, including Lady Sneerwell, Mrs. Candour, Sir Benjamin, and Crabtree, who have blown the rumors about Lady Teazle and the supposed duel between Charles and Sir Peter out of proportion.

  • When they continue to exaggerate the situation and make jokes about it, Sir Peter becomes exasperated and angrily tells them to leave, stating that he wants neither their jokes nor their pity.

  • This reaction reflects Sir Peter's disdain for the shallow and malicious nature of gossip in society.


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