The author characterizes Candy as
A. an old man with serious health problems.
B. a swamper who used to be a boss.
C. an wise old man who can't get along with anyone.
D. a ranch hand just like any other.

Candy is a towering, stoop-shouldered old man who was clothed in blue colored jeans and carried a huge push-broom on his left hand. He missed his right hand in a ranch accident. Candy is alone because of the loss of his hand ignores him unable to work with others, while the loss of his dog denies him of a source of companionship. The proprietors of the ranch have him on as long as he can "swamp" out or clean the bunkhouse. Candy's job is to keep everything mopped.

The author characterizes Candy as A. an old man with serious health problems. B. a swamper who used to be a boss. C. an wise old man who can't get along with anyone. D. a ranch hand just like any other.

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The author characterizes Candy as
A. an old man with serious health problems.
B. a swamper who used to be a boss.
C. an wise old man who can't get along with anyone.
D. a ranch hand just like any other.