The author's attitude to the parents claim "our motives are selfless and sensible" is one of ______.

A．too much pressure might lead to unsatisfactory results.
B．their own ambition shouldn't be realized by their children.
C．their children might practice job-hopping frequently.
D．their children might not share similar interests with them.

A．he could not bear Mrs. Sappleton's chattering.
B．he suffered from a severe mental illness.
C．he was afraid of the brown spaniel.
D．he was horrified by the three men.