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I think I'd pick the last one.
Joe isn't a thief according to what happens elsewhere in the play. He's just repulsive to ordinary citizens. The most famous thief is the Jesus claims that his return will come like a thief in the night. Only God, he says, knows when that will be.
I don't see any evidence for B at all, although it could be a true statement. There was turmoil and assassinations in the 60s -- tragic assassinations. Still, I don't think this is the answer, even with the word disenfranchisement.
Other parts of the play don't suggest that Joe is a rascal. I think though, that this might be the second best answer.
I choose D only because that speech is intended to make a nasty comment by LV who is successful. Joe who is not. The lost wallet came back, and LV is shown not to be a very nice person. Others may disagree. If you get an answer you like better, choose it
