55 According to the passage, which is true about Walter?
(A)He is a caring husband.
(B)He loves to share information.
(C)He is the most popular person in the office.
(D)He has been fighting against the newspaper.

A 他是個很貼心的丈夫

The legal doctrine of false light addresses people’s right to not have false or misleading information, which puts them in a false light, made public. In other words, it deals with the invasion of a person’s privacy bydisseminating false or misleading information, rather than the gathering of information through invasion ofprivacy. Walter leaves his position on the City Council to care for his wife, who has serious health problems. Thesmall town’s local newspaper prints a story about Walter’s resignation, alluding to “anonymous sources” reportingWalter was a little too friendly with the administrative assistants and other women at the office. This led to talkabout whether Walter had an affair. Walter, who is certainly friendly with everyone at the office, never had anaffair, and is terribly embarrassed and indignant over the incident, and the damage to his reputation. Because the newspaper disclosed information that painted Walter in a false light, he may choose to file acivil lawsuit under the tort of false light. In this case, the misleading information was published in the townnewspaper, intentionally, with reckless disregard for the falsity of the information, in exchange for higherreadership.