In “Like the Sun,” the headmaster changes his mind about the extension he gave Sekhar to grade the students’ papers.

Why does the headmaster most likely change his mind?

Like the Sun

The headmaster is hoping to influence Sekhar’s opinion and get him to change his mind about what he said regarding the headmaster’s musical ability.
The headmaster is anxious to know how the students performed.
The headmaster is appreciative of Sekhar’s honesty but is sore at him for telling the truth about the headmaster’s lack of musical ability.
The headmaster is a bitter person and enjoys making everyone around him suffer, including Sekhar.

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