It was the destiny that Rebecca marry with Issac according to Issac's father Abraham, and God. Their physical connection was incredible, but their emotional part was too different between them. Something interesting is that they never talked about their feelings with each other and also about what they wanted in the relationship, this is kind of the same with Janie and Joe's interactions. This is compared with Isaac and Rebecca's relationship because Janie and Joe had a deep physical connection, but Joe didn't care about what Janie had to say and it was the same with Janie because she never attempted to share her feelings. This end up by closing themselves off foreshadowed a failed relationship.
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A. None of the others make sense, so it should be that one.
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