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Why does Sir Oliver decide to visit Joseph disguised as Mr. Stanley?

ATo personally deliver a letter from Mr. Stanley

BTo offer Joseph a financial reward for his good character

CTo test Joseph's knowledge on family matters

DTo find out if Joseph will behave differently from Charles.

Answer:

D. To find out if Joseph will behave differently from Charles.

Read Explanation:

  • In Act IV, Sir Oliver decides to visit Joseph disguised as Mr. Stanley in order to observe his behavior.

  • He wants to see if Joseph will act differently from Charles, whom Sir Oliver has already found to be reckless and irresponsible with money.

  • Sir Oliver's visit to Joseph as Mr. Stanley is part of his plan to test the two nephews and determine who is more deserving of his financial help.

  • This act is driven by Sir Oliver's desire to compare their characters and decide which one is more trustworthy.


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