Which lines from "Madam and the Rent Man" by Langston Hughes best reflect the bold attitude working-class people were developing after the Harlem Renaissance?
A. The rent man knocked. He said, How-do?
B. Before I'd pay I'd go to Hades And rot away!
C. Back window's cracked, Kitchen floor squeaks, There's a rat in the cellar,
D. He said, Madam, It's not up to me.
