The following question has two parts. Answer Part A first, and then Part B. Part A In "Civil Peace,"the thief uses a relaxed and familiar tone while he is robbing Jonathan. What does the thief's tone suggest about how he views Jonathan? A. The thief is a neighbor who has learned that Jonathan is wealthy. B. The thief is sure that Jonathan has no choice but to give him money. C. The thief pretends to be tough, but he really feels sorry for Jonathan. D. The thief thinks that Jonathan is a coward who won't defend his money. Part B What evidence from the story best supports the answer to Part A? A. The thief calls Jonathan "friend." B. The thief decides to take the twenty pounds instead of one hundred C. The thief has many armed men with him, while Jonathan is unarmed D. The thief makes fun of Jonathan and his family when they call for help