Which excerpt from Robin Hood shows why Robin has a conflict with the foresters?

A. It was at the dawn of day in the merry Maytime, when hedgerows are green and flowers bedeck the meadows

B. Robin whistled as he trudged along, thinking of Maid Marian and her bright eyes,

C. he came suddenly upon some foresters seated beneath a great oak tree.

D. Then Robin grew angry, for no stripling likes to be taunted with his green years.

D. Then Robin grew angry, for no stripling likes to be taunted with his green years.

Explanation:

This is the statement that best explains why Robin has a conflict with the foresters. In this line, first of all, we learn that Robin is angry, which signals a conflict. We learn that Robin is angry because he is "taunted" with "his green years." To taunt means to mock or to make fun of. Moreover, his "green years" refers to Robin's young age. Robin is most likely angry about the fact that the foresters made fun of his age, which leads to conflict.

He came suddenly upon some foresters seated beneth a great oak tree