Look at the frame from One War Ends, Another Begins.
Read the excerpt from A Story of the Red Cross.
Yet these men, to the number of thirty or more, had, as one may say, pulled themselves together, and were even at that early date a relief committee, holding their meetings at the wrecked and half-ruined hotel, almost the only public house left standing. To this hotel we also went and reported to the committee. To say that we were kindly and gratefully received by them says nothing that would satisfy either ourselves or them.
Which statement best describes a similarity in purpose between the frames and excerpt?
Both persuade the reader that Clara is unorganized as a manager.
Both entertain the reader with a romantic story of joy in the face of danger.
Both inform the reader of the appreciation felt toward Clara and her team.
Both convince the reader to offer support to services like the Red Cross.