At the end of The Portrait of a Lady Isabel Archer I. Goes back to the house from the Garden. II.…
Isabel returns from the garden encounter and subsequently goes back to Rome, with the precise future left open. She does not accept Goodwood; immediately refusing is less…
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At the end of The Portrait of a Lady
Isabel Archer
I. Goes back to the house from
the Garden.
II. Accepts the proposal of Casper
Goodwood.
III. Straight away refuses the offer
of Goodwood.
IV. Probably goes back to Rome
and Osmond.
Which is the correct combinations
according to the code ?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer C
Isabel returns from the garden encounter and subsequently goes back to Rome, with the precise future left open. She does not accept Goodwood; immediately refusing is less exact than the two narrated movements, so I and IV give the best combination.
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