Henry returned with his wife's picture and demanded that the narrator tell her to her face' that he could have stayed but wouldn't (underlined passage of Secs. 22-23, Twain's "The Californian's Tale"). How did this incident propel the story forward in? A. The narrator then insisted that he must leave. B. The second glimpse of her made the narrator decide to stay C. It made him agree to smoke the tranquil pipe.
