Re-read the last paragraph from "Gumption," written from the perspective of
Sylvester, Clara's husband:
She waved her iron in the air and looked like she meant to bring it down on my
head instead of on a shirt. So Jack and me had to leave that nice warm house
and go out in the cold and scuffle. There was no peace at home that morning, I
mean. I had to try and work up a little gumption.
Which sentence is the best conclusion about Clara and Sylvester's relationship in
"Gumption"?
They are equal partners in their marriage.
Clara is the voice of authority in the house.
Sylvester is the main breadwinner/money earner.
Sylvester is in charge.