The adjective clause in the sentence is: which I will pour all my time and effort. This clause describes the subject "program" and is directly describing what it is all about and what will happen. Adjective clauses usually start with pronouns like who, whom, that, and which. In this case the adjective clause started with the word "which."
Answer: There are a few big motifs in The Great Gatsby such as prosperity, adultery/betrayal, as well as discernment. Going further into this, these three big motifs presented in The Great Gatsby further directs and shows readers a overwhelming sense of morality and this is seen mainly through the characters.
Answer:
b. He writes about the young man's death in a journal that his daughter later finds.
Explanation:
According to The Ambush by Tim O'Brien, the narrator is haunted by the young man's death that he could not save because he was unable to warn him of the impending danger.
He is haunted so much that he writes about the young man's death in a journal which his daughter later finds.
