AP English Literature: What's Your Daddy?
The speaker's father can best be characterized as
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| AP English Literature and Composition | Literary Comprehension |
| Literary Comprehension | Making inferences or predictions about plot, setting, or characterization |
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it comes to loving and honoring his wife complete with
shows of gratitude and worship Yacine Line sixty one right
there We're not making this up He sounds like Prince
Charming There's no denying his impressive character so sign him
up See Virtuous and loving That's the man Alright well
loser ball Well there's nothing withdrawn about a guy who
saves the day and then takes off to Italy with
his wife for some fun So get rid of A
Since he never really forgave Beaufort for his weak missteps
we can't say he's magnanimous and forgiving No evidence of
that We're not talking about heroes in the classical sense
per se So we didn't seem all that courageous and
saying he was motivated and optimistic and too vague when
we consort of the important context of love and romance
And that option sounds more like he's trying out for
you know a spot on shark tank So get rid 00:01:30.12 --> [endTime] of that The answer is C virtuous in living