Hello. You forgot the answer options. The options are:
A. When John talks, George listens. It shows the mutual respect between the two.
B. When John reaches out to George, George ignores him. This shows George’s anger at John.
C. When George turns to John and the boat goes ahead, it shows George submitting to John.
D. When George allows the boat to go ahead, it shows his lack of compassion for John.
Answer:
A. When John talks, George listens. It shows the mutual respect between the two.
Explanation:
As you can see in the excerpt shown in the question above, George does not interrupt what John is saying, on the contrary, he listens to everything John says and when he responds he agrees with him. With that, we can see that there is a relationship of harmony between these two characters, where one shows a strong respect for the opinion of the other that is always well accepted in a conversation between them. In this case, the phrase that best describes the relationship between the characters is: "When John talks, George listens. It shows the mutual respect between the two.
"
<span>Nick Carraway is the first-person narrator, who's always on the outside looking in. He says at the beginning that he's "inclined to reserve all judgements,", so he's almost a non-existent narrator while actually being there to observe everyone's lives around him. </span>
Answer:
By describing imagined scenes
