Read this excerpt from king arthur's socks. a comedy in one act
guenevere: (unable to bear in) , mary, !
what does the stage direction reveal about guenevere?
she is not sympathetic to the plight of women who do not conform
she is too busy with her darning to be concerned with the
she is upset with her servant's romantic attitude
she is not rely to hear any more modernistic ideas

Answer:

Reading the excerpt from King Arthur's Socks. A Comedy in One Act, the stage direction reveals about Guenevere that she is not ready to hear any more modernistic ideas. So the right answer is Option D.

Explanation:

In “King Arthur's Socks: A Comedy in One Act” by Floyd Dell, Guenevere utters these words to Mary. This happens when Mary comes to confess about her wickedness. She tries to tell Guenevere about what happened between her and Mr. Jones but she stops her assuming something ‘really modern.’ Later, when she tells what had actually happened, Guenevere finds Mary not that modern and wicked like she had assumed her to be.

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