How does the author's characterization of Bertha help reveal Delia's attitude toward Sykes' affairs?

Question

The author describes Bertha through the gossip of other villagers, who shield Delia from information that they know would hurt her.

The author provides few details about Bertha, which emphasizes Delia's lack of curiosity about the women that Sykes pursues.

By describing only Bertha's negative characteristics, the author hints at Delia's confidence in her own desirablity as a wife.

By portraying Bertha as a demanding, spoiled lover, the author implies that Delia feels jealousy as a result of Sykes' affairs.

Asked by justin b #1122389 on 3/5/2021 6:41 PM

Last updated by Wayniah B #1123690 on 3/9/2021 4:22 AM