Asked by Brighton
This is for the story, "The Awakening"
Why does Robert leave Edna?
A. he is unwilling to go against the Creole society's idea of a wife's place with her husband.
B. he doesn't love Edna.
C. Edna wants to divorce her husband and marry him.
D. he only wants to have an affair with Edna.
E. both the third and fourth choices above
I think that its E but I'm not sure, pleaseeee help me
Why does Robert leave Edna?
A. he is unwilling to go against the Creole society's idea of a wife's place with her husband.
B. he doesn't love Edna.
C. Edna wants to divorce her husband and marry him.
D. he only wants to have an affair with Edna.
E. both the third and fourth choices above
I think that its E but I'm not sure, pleaseeee help me
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Answered by
Writeacher
Yes, E.
Answered by
Brighton
Thank you! I hope its right!
Answered by
asia
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