Read the passage. from “in another country” “but why should he necessarily lose it? ” “he’ll lose it,” the major said. he was looking at the wall. then he looked down at the machine and moved his little hand out from between the straps and slapped it hard against his thigh. “he’ll lose it,” he almost shouted. “don’t argue with me! ” how does hemingway suggest the major’s emotions without explaining them? a. he uses harsh and repetitive language to show the major’s anger. b. he uses metaphors to show that the major is being nostalgic. c. he employs figurative language to show the major’s pleasure. d. he has the major answer the narrator’s question to show his compassion.