How does Ollivant's monologue about his son Ben advance the plot of 'Tradition'? (1 point)

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It creates tension between Ollivant and Mary
It creates tension between Ollivant and Mary

It provides exposition about the family's financial situation
It provides exposition about the family's financial situation

It shows Ollivant's willingness to support his children's goals
It shows Ollivant's willingness to support his children's goals

It reveals Ollivant's favoritism towards his son
It reveals Ollivant's favoritism towards his son

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The correct response is: It reveals Ollivant's favoritism towards his son.

Ollivant's monologue about his son Ben highlights his biases and preferences, advancing the plot by showcasing the dynamics within the family and setting the stage for potential conflicts that may arise from these feelings.

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