Answer:
A. The townspeople come to greatly admire Griselda.
Explanation:
Everybody pardons Gualtieri and really trusts he's a savvy man for all that he's finished. At last, they feast for a considerable length of time and Griselda is reestablished to her legitimate spot.
Her dad's set up appropriately in an agreeable house, and the little girl is offered to a courteous fellow.
Dioneo finishes by saying that Gualtieri most likely didn't merit Griselda.
