The correct answer is option A. the reactions reveal that being virtuous does not come by riches and wealth, but comes by having a geniune heart and a pure respect for each other's happiness.
Explanation:
As the answer indicates, in this paragraph you can see pure and genuine happiness.
It does not come from something material like money or jewelry, but simply the happiness of one friend for the other.
This shows us that Fanny is virtuous and is happy for the success of others, instead of being an envious person.
That is why the correct answer is option A.
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Paragragh 14: And Fanny fully shared the joy of her friend; joy is so contagious. Tomorrow Rudolf will arrive, and how nice it will then be for Flora! She will see the greatest joy that a loving heart can imagine, and will not be a bit jealous—no! She will rejoice in another’s joy, rejoice in the happiness of her best friend, who possesses as her very own, so to speak, the man in whose honor every one has spoken so well and made such pretty speeches. And tomorrow he will be here; and, to make his wife happy till he comes, he has notified the day of his arrival. Oh what a joy it will be even to look upon such happiness!
The two ladies with radiantly happy faces returned to the company, which diverted itself till midnight, when everyone retired to his own room. Squire John helped his guests to their repose with a musical accompaniment, the band proceeding from window to window and intoning beneath each one a sleep-compelling symphony. Finally, the last note died away, and everybody dozed off, and dreamed beautiful dreams. The hunters dreamed of foxes (there was to be a hunt the next day), the orators dreamed of assemblies, Mr. Málnay dreamed of parties, and Lady Szentirmay dreamed of her husband.
In paragraph 14, the reactions from Lady Fanny toward Lady Flora reveal about the perspective of loyalty and honor?
A.
the reactions reveal that being virtuous does not come by riches and wealth, but comes by having a geniune heart and a pure respect for each other's happiness.
B.
the reactions reveal that being a woman of power and wealth one must remove themselves from the apperance of happiness and privately display happiness.
C.
the reactions reveal that Lady Fanny is a busy body in other people's affairs of life.
D.
the reactions reveal that close friends share the same happiness while on is secretly missing joy.
