What emotional response does Derry exhibit towards the people who stare at him?

Indifference

Anger

Acceptance

Joy

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Answer and Solution

B. Anger

Derry exhibits anger towards those who stare at him because he associates their gazes with disgust and fear, impacting his interactions.

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