Answer:
There are not options about the passage.
Explanation:
The excerpt belongs to The Great Gatsby, a novel by American writer Francis Scott Fitzgerald, which narrates the lives of characters around Jay Gatsby (and it tells his story, too,) a young millionaire.
This excerpt, usually known as the Valley of Ashes, is used to symbolize the depression related to the industrial area of Queens, between West Egg (the imaginary place where the story occurs) and Manhattan. Even though it is not made of ashes, it looks like that.
The central theme is that daughter wishes she could inherit some qualities from her mother.
Dad wasn't going to get cigarettes. He was abandoning his family. He's a deadbeat Dad. I'm sorry if this happened to you.
Inform readers about people who deny the causes of climate change
