Amsterdam during the Second World War?
Answer:
The storm clouds from the east had finally rolled onto the ranch. The ominous clouds took it’s place before the sky as the floodwaters of the heavens opened up to release the heavy droplets we know as “rain”. Soon ever blade of grass and every leaf from the tall oak trees were drenched in heavy rain. All the vegetation was struggling to stay up as the overbearing rain drops crushed them down. The night dragged on and with the passing of time brought the booming of thunder. Powerful bursts of Light streamed across the sky in an almost angery sort of way as the winds carried stray leaves and nearby rubbish into the unknown. The storm plowed on until the ranch was completely flooded. The vegetation was ruined and torn apart, the trees had lost many leaves from the powerful wind, and all the animals of the ranch were nowhere to be found. This stormy night had no mercy for the ranch.
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I believe the correct answer is A. irony.
It is ironic that Rochester should reject Blanche because of Jane because their relationship is really the same - he wanted to get away from Blanche for the same reasons he wanted to start a relationship with Jane, which is quite ironic.
