Read the excerpt from the little foxes. regina. (to ben) horace would like to talk to you now. horace.

It should be A) her dismissive attitude toward her husband

In "The Little Foxes", by Lillian Hellman, what the excerpt emphasizes about the character of Regina is her dismissive attitude toward her husband. Regina wants to go into business with her brothers, but she needs Horace's money to reach the needed share. As Regina is Horace's wife she is in charge of persuading him to put his money on the deal. He is tired because he has come back from a trip but she dismisses his being tired and tries to force him to discuss the matter.

a. This excerpt emphasizes Regina's dismissive attitude toward her husband Horace. First, she speaks on Horace's behalf although he does not wish wish to speak to Ben; then Regina chooses to ignore the fact that he is tired and has him speak with Ben all the same. She has been making decisions on her own, behind his back, and now she is pressing him for time, although he is ill. She is merely using him in order to have her way.

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What does this excerpt emphasize about the character of Regina?

Her anger toward her husband about his past decisions!

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b. her anger toward her husband about his past decisions

her dismissive attitude toward her husband.

Explanation:

What this excerpt from "The Little Foxes" by Lillian Hellman, emphasizes about the character of Regina is her dismissive attitude toward her husband.   Regina wants to go into business with her brothers. As she has no money of her own she needs her husband's money. Time is pressing her. The money has to be invested before the end of the week.  She is a very ambitious woman. She tries to convince her husband of investing the money but he cannot care less. Horace, her husband, has heart disease. She doesn't care about his health. She only wants to get the money from him as soon as possible.

her dismissive attitude toward her husband

Explanation:

In the excerpt Regina continuously dismisses the idea that her husband is too tired to hear Ben's news. Both Horace and Ben tell her that Horace is tired and that whatever the news is it can wait. However, Regina keeps dismissing them. She insists that it be now and that everything must be settled this week. The passage does not show her feelings about any past decisions Horace has made. It also does not show an innate belief that she is inferior or a desire to be a traditional wife.

In the excerpt above it is reveiled that the character of Regina is:

A. her dismissive attitude toward her husband.

This is emphasised in how her husband Horace is not feeling well and she insits on talking about a subject that in her words must be decided by the end of the week. This shows how little she cares for her husband's wellbeing.

its B for yall who hate readin lol

letter A. her dismissive attitude toward her husband. im not sure on this one i would need more context to understand completely but i hope this helps