In "The Piece of String," what motivates Master Maladain to tell the mayor that Master Hauchecorne took the pocketbook? A. Master Maladain saw Master Hauchecorne pick up the pocketbook. B. Master Maladain feels ill will toward Master Hauchecorne. C. Master Maladain hopes to gain the villagers' good faith. D. Master Maladain wants to force the real thief to reveal himself.

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Emmett

2 January, 00:03

In "The Piece of String," what motivates Master Maladain to tell the mayor that Master Hauchecorne took the pocketbook? A. Master Maladain saw Master Hauchecorne pick up the pocketbook. B. Master Maladain feels ill will toward Master Hauchecorne. C. Master Maladain hopes to gain the villagers' good faith. D. Master Maladain wants to force the real thief to reveal himself.

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Howard Fowler · Answer 1

The statement among the following that motivates Master Maladain to tell the mayor that Master Hauchecorne took the pocket book is letter C. Master Maladain hopes to gain the villagers good faith. I hope you are satisfied with my answer and feel free to ask for more