Meanwhile, the squirrel never leaves the tree but keeps crawling away from the hunter so that he can never get a clear shot at the squirrel. In other words, the squirrel keeps the tree between the hunter and itself. When John Brown and Henrietta Lacks discuss this hunting situation, John says the hunter circles the squirrel because the squirrel never leaves the tree and the hunter gets to the north, east, south, and west of the tree. Henrietta disagrees, saying the hunter never circles the squirrel because he will never get round to the back of the squirrel.What can be concluded from the disagreement between John and Henrietta?

Suppose a hunter walks all the way around a tree trying to get a shot at a squirrel. Meanwhile, the squirrel never leaves the tree but keeps crawling away from the hunter so that he can never get a clear shot at the squirrel. In other words, the squirrel keeps the tree between the hunter and itself. When John Brown and Henrietta Lacks discuss this hunting situation, John says the hunter circles the squirrel because the squirrel never leaves the tree and the hunter gets to the north, east, south, and west of the tree. Henrietta disagrees, saying the hunter never circles the squirrel because he will never get round to the back of the squirrel. What can be concluded from the disagreement between John and Henrietta? A. John lies when saying the squirrel cannot escape from the hunter's circle. B. John believes the hunter is flexible enough to finally get a clear shot at the squirrel. C. Henrietta thinks the hunter can never get behind the squirrel and shoot it in its back. D. Henrietta guesses it is the tree that blocks the hunter's sight to accurately target the squirrel.