Why does Jane accept Canler's marriage proposal over Clayton? (1 point)

Responses

A) Jane makes it clear she does not love Clayton but cares for him and therefore does not want to leave him brokenhearted for the rest of his life with a loveless spouse.
A) Jane makes it clear she does not love Clayton but cares for him and therefore does not want to leave him brokenhearted for the rest of his life with a loveless spouse.

B) Jane prefers Canler over Clayton.
B) Jane prefers Canler over Clayton.

C) Jane is not sure of her feelings toward both men. After much deliberation, Jane accepts Canler’s offer because Canler was the first one to propose to her and also due to the fact that he is wealthier than Clayton.
C) Jane is not sure of her feelings toward both men. After much deliberation, Jane accepts Canler’s offer because Canler was the first one to propose to her and also due to the fact that he is wealthier than Clayton.

D) Jane saw that Canler was a better financial match than Clayton.

1 answer

The most accurate response based on the context of Jane's feelings and motivations is:

A) Jane makes it clear she does not love Clayton but cares for him and therefore does not want to leave him brokenhearted for the rest of his life with a loveless spouse.

This response highlights Jane's recognition of her lack of romantic love for Clayton, which influences her decision, whereas options B, C, and D emphasize preference or practical considerations without capturing her emotional motivations.