[Solved] Ben says. "What are you building? Lay your hands on it. Where is it?" What is the point of this line?

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Q.	Ben says. "What are you building? Lay your hands on it. Where is it?" What is the point of this line?
A.	Every man must take care of himself.
B.	Ben thinks Willy would have been better off as a construction worker.
C.	In fact, Willy hasn't done much worthwhile with his life. He is in debt, he is a failure at business, and his boys appear to be just like him.
D.	Ben is trying to provoke Willy just enough to motivate him, but it doesn't work.
Answer» C. In fact, Willy hasn't done much worthwhile with his life. He is in debt, he is a failure at business, and his boys appear to be just like him.

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