Answer:
The correct option is D (The interview provides first hand insight into marshals strengths and motivations while the information does not .)
Explanation:
The instructive content is the reason for the contentions in the meeting. "Equal with Justice Under Law" applies to everybody paying little respect to race and shading. In the meeting, the court case that was referred to was an unmistakable grandstand of correspondence and equity.
The educational content gives certainties and insights concerning Thur-good Marshall, while the meeting presents bits of knowledge into Marshall's contemplation's and inspirations.
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C
explanation: because i said so lol
Answer:
they would use evidence and facts rather than opinions
Explanation:
Hope this helps. If you're able to copy/paste the excerpt I can give a more in-depth explanation
The image of the woman trying to escape contributes to the idea that the narrator feels trapped and unable to control her fate.
The woman trying to escape from the wallpaper is representative of the narrator feeling trapped in her own life. This was a social issue of Gilman's time. The idea that women were trapped in their homes as a housewife unable to control their own fate. While option C does talk about supernatural forces which can be an element of gothic literature, the answer does not reflect a social attitude. Option A and B are just wrong.
