<h2>C is the correct answer</h2><h3></h3><h3>I don't know what type of question that is</h3>
To be honest, i think social class isn't really a problem in the Tenth story.
The story indeed told a story about a man from a rich family married a girl from a poor family. But the story revolve more around the role of gender within relationship, even though it's an old school one
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A. the silliness of the Victorian era's emphasis on appearances
The answer would be D because A, B, and C are not relevant to her side of the argument. Those three letters really refer to the opposing side rather than her's. D is the only answer that seems logical for her to pick because it could be information that could be used on her side of the argument.
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I dont think there is any resolution
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