Question

Which of these inferences is best supported by the following passage (paragraph 6)?

WALTER: See—that's the old stuff. You and that boy was here today. You all want everybody to carry a flag and a spear and sing some marching songs, huh? You wanna spend your life looking into things and trying to find the right and wrong part, huh? Yeah. You know what’s going to happen to that boy someday—he'll find himself sitting in a dungeon, locked in forever—and the takers will have the key! Forget it, baby! There ain’t no causes—there ain’t nothing but taking in this world, and he who takes most is smartest—and it don’t make a damn bit of difference how.
Answer choices for the above question

A. Walter is worried that his sister’s life choices will get her into trouble.

B. Walter argues that looking out for oneself is more important than justice.

C. Walter believes in rebelling against society and making his own rules.

D. Walter is concerned because his sister is dating a man in prison.

Answer 1

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B. Walter argues that looking out for oneself is more important than justice.