In the Odyssey, why is Penelope initially "aloof" and hard-hearted after she learns that the beggar is Odysseus in disguise?

AShe is wary of strangers who might falsely claim to be her husband.
BShe is confused because she has already buried the body of her husband.
CShe is angry at her husband for being gone so long.
DShe is afraid that her husband will be angry at her for remarrying.

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The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "a. She is wary of strangers who might falsely claim to be her husband." In the Odyssey, Penelope initially "aloof" and hard-hearted after she learns that the beggar is Odysseus in disguise because she is wary of strangers who might falsely claim to be her husband.