What does Keisha know about Andy that others do not?

What does Keisha know about Andy that others do not?

• A. He's still depressed and not better at all
• B. He's still depressed and not improving
• C. He's built up a lot of confidence
• D. He's planning to tell his family

Answer: (B)

Keisha knows Andy’s true struggle runs deeper than what others see. She’s spent time with him and notices his ongoing despair, his withdrawal, and the sense that he’s not moving forward after the tragedy. This insight comes from her close observation of his mood over time, not from surface appearances. Saying he’s still depressed and not improving captures that persistent, unprogressing state she recognizes, which is why this is the best description of what she knows. Other ideas—that he’s planning to tell his family, or that he’s simply not “better at all” in a casual sense—don’t align with what she’s uniquely able to perceive. Her knowledge centers on the pattern of his depression and the absence of positive change, rather than a stated plan or a more generic sense of mood.

Keisha knows Andy’s true struggle runs deeper than what others see. She’s spent time with him and notices his ongoing despair, his withdrawal, and the sense that he’s not moving forward after the tragedy. This insight comes from her close observation of his mood over time, not from surface appearances. Saying he’s still depressed and not improving captures that persistent, unprogressing state she recognizes, which is why this is the best description of what she knows.

Other ideas—that he’s planning to tell his family, or that he’s simply not “better at all” in a casual sense—don’t align with what she’s uniquely able to perceive. Her knowledge centers on the pattern of his depression and the absence of positive change, rather than a stated plan or a more generic sense of mood.