Which sentence from the essay, most fully supports the analysis that hurston did not have an idealistic view of the world or of people? a) on the porch, men bragged about beating their wives. (from paragraph 5) b) luckily, her mother understood and indulged zora’s desire to read and study. (from paragraph 7) c) hurston is emphatic about her start in eatonville and its identity as a black town. (from paragraph 3) d) the town was dominated by churches, but its hub was joe clarke’s store, “the heart and spring of the town.” (from paragraph 4)