Concept:This question is about the events that followed Peter's denial of Jesus after he was publicly accused of being a Galilean disciple.
Explanation:A servant girl heard Peter and said, "Certainly this man also was with him, for he is a Galilean."
Immediately after this accusation, Peter denied knowing Jesus, swearing and cursing as he did so.
The rooster then crowed immediately, fulfilling Jesus' prophecy about Peter's denial.
At that moment, Peter remembered the Lord's prediction that he would deny Him three times.
Peter then went out and wept bitterly, which was the actual outcome of this accusation.
He did not go out and hang himself because that event relates to Judas Iscariot, who betrayed Jesus (Matthew 27:5).
Thus, all the given options happened immediately after the accusation except the act of hanging, which never involved Peter.
Answer:D — addressee went out and hanged himself.