The correct answer is the second one.
Prufrock does not take risks. (He wonders if he even "dares to eat a peach" because he fears the effect a peach might have on his digestion.) His days are ordered and similar; he measures out his life in coffee spoons.
He does not consider himself attractive or adventurous; nor does he attribute his failings to bad luck. Quite simply, he is unable to take risks.
I would say d. There are many strengths.
I say this because limitations tie in to the opposing side of the idea being the strengths of it.
In The story of an hour, the scene outside the window has
foreshadow the feelings that sweep over her as she sits in the chair because
Mrs. Mallard has saw that it is already spring which she views on her window
and that the spring has been able to convey the moment she was born.
Answer is A. simply restate the thesis for emphasis. You will state this purpose in your thesis statement, and throughout the body of your essay, you will connect the story back to this main purpose. Your story will end in the last paragraph of the body, and you will only have the conclusion left to write.
