Answer:
humans are uncertain of their fate
Explanation:
The word "security" as used in the passage suggests that humans are uncertain of their fate.
From the first paragraph, it is narrated that it is no security to wicked men that there are no immediate means of death and also the second paragraph which narrates that it is no security to a natural man that he is in health and can die at anytime.
From both paragraphs, this shows the uncertainty of fate.
I think an example of irony in this book was in Chapter 5 when Gatsby invites Daisy to his mansion to show off his newly formed wealth, thinking it would impress her and make her fall in love with him again, <span>The irony is that he will never be apart of her circle because he was not born into wealth, what she needed was someone with money AND social standing.
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Something isn't in the right order, because the paragraph isn't well organized I don't know where the answer choices are supposed to be located.
