Answer: C. Jim and Della’s poverty is of no consequence because their sacrifices for each other are of more value.
In the story "The Gift of the Magi," Jim and Della are a couple who do not have enough money to buy each other a good present. Therefore, they decide to sell their most valued possession, independently. However, these possessions were the necessary element for the other person's present to be useful. Despite this, Jim and Della's poverty is of no importance to them, because their sacrifices for each other are a lot more valuable.
well I was very thoughtful about it. I remembered somethings I learned and used them. And the outcome? lets just say it was......my good ending. hope that helps kiddo
