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What declaration does Sir Oliver make after leaving Joseph’s house?

A"Charles! You are my heir."

BJoseph! You are my true friend.

CI shall disinherit both nephews.

DI must reconsider my will.

Answer:

A. "Charles! You are my heir."

Read Explanation:

  • After witnessing Joseph's selfish and dishonest behavior during his visit disguised as Mr. Stanley, Sir Oliver is deeply disappointed.

  • In contrast, he has observed Charles's generosity and moral integrity, even when Charles was in financial trouble.

  • This leads Sir Oliver to decisively declare, "Charles! You are my heir," solidifying his decision to leave his fortune to Charles instead of Joseph.

  • This moment highlights the play's theme of valuing genuine character over appearances.


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