The answer to this question is a Levirate marriage. A Levirate marriage is a type of custom where in the brother of a deceased man is obligated to marry the wife of his deceased brother. This is said to be a compulsory marriage. This marriage is required by the Hebrew ancient law.
The answer is social comparison. This states that we decide our own social and individual worth in view of how we stack up against others we see as by one means or another faring better or more regrettable. We now and again contrast ourselves with others as a method for cultivating self-change, self-inspiration, and a positive mental self portrait.
Answer:
A) Seattle and Los Angeles—West
I think the moral of the story is that you get bad luck or karma if you’re greedy.
