Part A: In Text 2, how does Holden transform the character of the Carpenter so that the character is different than in Text 1?

A. Holden shows the Carpenter to be more fearful, as he expresses both anxiety and fear about his situation.

B. Holden reveals the Carpenter to be more motivated to get home, as he walks with a much quicker pace.

C. Holden shows the Carpenter to be more interested in forming a relationship with the Oysters, as he attempts to speak to them.

D. Holden describes the Carpenter as more self-centered, as he doesn't allow the Walrus to rest.