When August says, Who've we got here, what is Lily's reply, and how does August respond to that?

When August says, Who've we got here, what is Lily's reply, and how does August respond to that?

• A. She tells a lie and August sends them away.
• B. She tells the truth, August lets them stay.
• C. She pretends to be Rosaleen's sister and August agrees.
• D. She refuses to answer and August calls the police.

Answer: (B)

The moment tests how Lily handles being welcomed. When August asks, Lily answers honestly about who they are—identifying herself and Rosaleen and explaining their presence. Because she tells the truth, August responds with warmth and hospitality, letting them stay. This illustrates August’s generous, trusting nature and sets Lily up with a safe, caring space at the Boatwrights’ house.

The moment tests how Lily handles being welcomed. When August asks, Lily answers honestly about who they are—identifying herself and Rosaleen and explaining their presence. Because she tells the truth, August responds with warmth and hospitality, letting them stay. This illustrates August’s generous, trusting nature and sets Lily up with a safe, caring space at the Boatwrights’ house.