Read the following passage and questions, then choose the right answer from options, the answer should be one of A, B, C, D.

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To all who didn't know him, Curt George was a "One will do. And you." "And me. I guess you're kind There were thirty or more of the little girls, their ages ranging apparently from nine to eleven, all of them chirping away like a flock of chicks as they followed the old mother hen of—kind of useful after all." others." "Even lions, Miss Burton?" "Even lions." "But Mr. George shot lots of lions. Was he considerate of them too?" "There is no time for silly fountain. And Frances, stop bouncing your ball. You'll lose it No, don't fill it up first at that They all trouped after her, Palit and Manto bringing up the through the bars, and a polar bear may get it and not want to an accident. I won't do it again." time to leave." "No, not yet. You are always we could report that they are fit for all-purpose service, on a wide range of planets. Let us stay awful lot of spending money," first notice that now she had an additional two children in her said Frances enviously. "Is he rich?" "We get as much as we want," replied Manto carelessly. "Gosh, I wish I did." charge. answer. Then she began to skip around her companion and George is so kind as to entertain The other one smiled with amusement and at first did not us, don't you think that it's only children scattered, but Miss Burton knew how to get them together again, and not one was lost. lots of times," she said to the girl next to her. "My father takes me." likes to be coaxed." me too," replied the other little girl, with an air of wistfulness. "Why don't you ask him to?" Before the other little girl could "She shouldn't be like that. "I wish my father would take "Miss Hassel? Who is she? Is she in our school?" "I don't know," said the other little girl uncertainly. "I go to P. S. 77—" "Oh, Miss Burton," screamed Frances. "Here's a girl who isn't in our class! She got lost from her own class!" rather pleased at the idea that some other teacher had been so careless as to lose one of her sober." "I don't see how they can take all? Why not call the whole thing quits?" section of her class. "Oh, Miss Burton, here's another one who's lost!" The other little girl was "Because people are depending work for my ten per cent, Curt, two children and not noticing it right away. The other teacher must sweetheart. I work too damn hard for that ten per cent." "You can marry me and take right for being so careless. "All right, you may stay with be frantic by now, and serve her don't know that it's wrong to mimic people to their faces. A "When you're sober. Rarely." "Love me?" "Once in a blue moon." "What would I have to do for two—" An outburst of shrill laughter. "She's two years old, she's two years old!" Women swoon at the sight of my face on the screen, and come to life again at the sound of my "I like that. Don't you think I "The women who swoon at you will swoon at anybody. Besides, I don't consider that making nitwits amount to something now? "How can I be useful, Carol? "I suppose I could think how if I had a drink inside me." If she's going to be an actress, I'll bet she'd love to see Curt George!" "Well, after the way she's behaved, I don't know whether I should let her. I really don't." "Then you'll have to do without "Oh, Miss Burton, please don't "Please, Miss Burton, it was cause no trouble. But we still have plenty of time before seeing Mr. George. It's only two now, and we're not supposed to go to the lecture hall until four." "Miss Burton," called Barbara If they were boys it wouldn't be so bad, but a bunch of little girls!" "They'll grow up to be your fans, if you're still alive five annoy him. Mr. George is a famous Willman, "do you think he'd give we mustn't take advantage of his kindness." "But he likes children, Miss Burton! My big sister read in a movie magazine where it said he's just crazy about them." "I know, but—he's not in good health, children. They say he got were at least five others like it, and by some mistake, a class of mustn't bother him too much." "But he looks so big and pretended to find amusement in the presence of so many of the fairer sex. one little girl. "He shakes. When he has an attack of fever, his In this atmosphere of giggles hand shakes." "Why did you tell her that Curt George's handsome, manly Let's scream, and be as properly and efficient. At the moment she was being more efficient than attractive, and she could sense his resentment. "That's all you get. excited as every one else is." My God, he thought, how can they keep their voices so high "I know that you're looking out for my best interests, Carol. But one more drink wouldn't hurt me." She said wearily, but firmly, "I don't argue with drunks, Curt. I The contemptuous reply sent his mind off on a new tack. "You could if we were married." "I've never believed in marrying weak characters to reform them." himself, to be able to pretend he liked this. must deal with such warm-hearted, trusting, and unreliable clients." He watched her move about the room, clearing away the Carol?" All of Me, Why Not Take All of Me ? That's it! Your subconscious gives you away. You really want to marry me!" "A mistake," she said coolly. "My subconscious doesn't know what it's talking about. All I want of you is the usual ten per cent." "Can't you forget for a moment friends, as a very lucky person. But when I recall some of the too?" "No. Not unless you forget away. Miss Burton did not at that you're a drunk, and remember that you're a man. Not unless remember that you're a woman, "Because you weren't there with me!" "—with hardly enough energy "You're so unforgiving, Carol. You don't have much use for me, as ever, small hands beating "Frankly, Curt, no. I don't have much use for useless people." "I'm not entirely useless. I Thank God that's over with, he thought. Now for those drinks—and "Do you think you will be able enthusiastically to indicate joy. What more can any reasonable person want? But it wasn't over with. Another that drives me to drink. And when I think of having to face those dear little kiddies with had ever had, the one who had almost ruined his acting career. "Mr. George, I can't tell you how happy you have made us all, and recited herself. That was the worst of all. He winced once, then bore up. You can get used even to torture, he told himself. An adult making a fool of herself is always more painful than a kid. And that big girl like you, too. How old her too. His good deed for the day. Maybe Carol would have him now, he thought. me very much?" Who knows? Some day they, too, may be in the movies, just as you are, Mr. George. Wouldn't that you to want to marry me?" she does?" The silence was getting to be embarrassing. And Carol said he of losing all this." "Don't be silly, Palit. What chances am I taking?" whole human race would have so much as suspects that it exists. We must get back and report—and you do all sorts of silly him, and to Miss Burton. She'd kill ambition in anybody. cause to be grateful to him. To a thousand times, the gun leaped to his shoulder, and

<question>:
Why does Carol refuse to be with Curt George?

<options>:
A He doesn't have any money
B She will not risk their professional relationship
C She wants him to be sober
D He has too many other girlfriends

<answer>:

C