The answer would be letter D: A sense of accomplishment mixed with a feeling of regret.
While growing up people live their life based on different decisions made through it. People take risks and drove their life the way they want but at the same time there are lots of risks people don't take. That is a resume of how life goes. Based on this, in the older years people start to realize all they accomplished through life, where they are standing and how much effort that took, but at the same time, with all of these accomplishment older people tend to think "What if", based in all the decisions or risks they never took. This brings in them a mixed sense of regret of things they never did and accomplishment of those they did.
Hello. You have not introduced the characters to which the question refers, which makes it impossible for your question to be answered accurately. However, I will try to help you in the best possible way.
The protagonist of a story is the main character and most of the time, represents "the good guy" of the story. The situations that are presented in the story revolve around this character and are ir goals and it struggles, which make up the story's purpose and develops all the elements that make up the plot. In a nutshell, the protagonist is the hero and the one who has the story told by the plot.
The antagonist, on the other hand, is the opposite of the protagonist, usually being constructed as the villain of the story. Antagonists have controversial goals and generally hinder the success of the protagosnista, directly or indirectly.
The second option is correct, because the third and forth are positive about the narrator which is opposite of what the question is asking and the first option is made up.
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