<span>Narrator Nick Carraway is talking about Gatsby. Nick is the hero of the exchange with the East, is the dream and fantasy of America's success. Gatsby can be considered the hero of the story of Nick. So some people say that the narrator is the protagonist.
But no! Narrator does not mean protagonist. Gatsby is the protagonist of his own fight to achieve the American dream; he personalizes with Daisy. <span>The tragic end to this dream leads to the disillusionment of Nick and finally connects the two stories. </span></span>
Aunt Bev was desperately trying to keep Jake's Father happy because she knows that Kara did wrong by breaking Jake's nose.
<h3>The incident</h3>
At school, two boys namely Jake and Ethan bully Kara. She runs from them by climbing a high wall. However, Jake manages to taunt her about her father losing his job. At this Kara throws her book at Jake. The book lands on his nose breaking it and causing bleeding.
So in order to make amends, Aunt Bev, takes Kara (who had initially escaped on sighting Jake and his father) to school.
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The answer is C) As the policeman walked up to him.
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The 3rd one hope this helped
