Jun, a Chinese child, pushed a playmate at the park. Which of the following sentences is his mother most likely to use while discussing the incident with her son?
A) "The playmate wasn't hurt, so no harm done."
B) "You have such as boisterous personality."
C) "You made the other boy sad by pushing him."
D) "It's okay as long as you didn't intend harm."
Answer: C
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