The answer is C. The word “Whose” should be “Who’s”
Daisy portrayed as a Paradox since she has a attitude of the upper class and "old money". But she is really unhappy despite everything.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The Great Gatsby was a famous and third novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald. This novel is based on the contrary concept of The American Dreams novel of the same author.
The Great Gatsby was written to explain that the concept told in this the American Dreams was false and cannot be achieved. He uses a lot of Paradox statements in this novel.
A paradox is a statement has acceptable situations that turn into a non-acceptable and unexpected conclusion. Daisy is a character in the novel loved by Gatsby.
She was rich and wealthy also had the complexion to be loved by many men. Even Gatsby loved her but she always chose Tom over anyone. With Tom, she was never happy since he had multiple affairs.
Puritans in Salem look for all kinds of "clues" for witchcraft. People are supposed to know their commandments of the Bible. People found reading books other than the Bible were condemned. People worshiping any "false" idols were witches. Mumbling was looked down on. Of course, once the hysteria takes hold, most any accusation against someone could be construed as witch related.
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A struggle between two forces
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Not very clear. Is this an extract from the book? Please give the reference
