Which best explains Archibald Craven role in the central conflict of the secret garden? A. The way he separates himself from others represents that are kept in the story, while his change represents new life B. He accepts the guidance and compassion of others, causing mary to question her own relationships C. He forbids mary and colin from interacting with dickon, creating tension amongst the characters D. He is too controlling of mary, leading her to run away from the house and its inhabitants

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Jax Hicks

27 October, 21:49

Which best explains Archibald Craven role in the central conflict of the secret garden? A. The way he separates himself from others represents that are kept in the story, while his change represents new life B. He accepts the guidance and compassion of others, causing mary to question her own relationships C. He forbids mary and colin from interacting with dickon, creating tension amongst the characters D. He is too controlling of mary, leading her to run away from the house and its inhabitants

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Maximillian Mccoy · Answer 1

A. The way he separates himself from others represents that are kept in the story, while his change represents new life

Archibald Craven spend most of time time away from M isselthwaite Manor, and went he comes back at the end of the book he seems like a new person.