On the great gatsby!

when the narrator compares gatsby’s party guests to moths that are attracted to light, it’s possible to infer that:

a. the guests are attracted to the natural beauty of gatsby’s estate.
b. the guests could be consumed by the emptiness of the social whirl.
c. the natural world is more dangerous than the social world.
d. gatsby hosts events that involve dangerous stunts by party guests.
e. moths are delicate creatures.