What does the postmaster's decision to help Lencho reflect about his character?

Indifference

Compassion

Selfishness

Apathy

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B. Compassion

The postmaster's decision to help Lencho reflects his compassion as he empathizes with Lencho's plight and takes action to help him financially.

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