Read the following passage:
Diego watched his father, Sergio, bend over the purple crocus flowers, his calloused hands moving with a delicate precision that seemed mismatched to his rugged frame. For years, Sergio had insisted that the saffron harvest could only be gathered at dawn, before the sun wilted the fragile stigmas. Diego, eager to implement the modern harvesting techniques he had studied at agricultural school, had proposed using automated sorting tools. Sergio had merely smiled, shook his head, and said, 'Some things, Diego, require the patience of the hand, not the speed of the machine.' Now, holding a single filament between his fingers, Diego realized that his father’s insistence was not out of stubbornness, but out of a deep reverence for the lineage of hands that had worked this soil before them.
Based on the passage, how does Diego’s perspective of his father's harvesting method change?
- ADiego shifts from admiring his father's dedication to feeling frustrated by his refusal to adapt to modern agricultural practices.
- BDiego realizes that his father is secretly planning to adopt automated tools once the current harvest is complete.
- Diego transitions from viewing his father's insistence on traditional methods as stubbornness to appreciating it as a meaningful connection to their family heritage.Answer
- DDiego concludes that his father's traditional methods are purely driven by a desire to maximize the financial value of the saffron.