Read the excerpt from "homesick blues." do you want to know what turned out to be the last straw for me? i was walking down to the corner delicatessen one day, and a man asked me for two dollars. he said he needed it for bus fare to get to the hospital to visit his mother who was dying. i told him i didn't have any cash, although i was holding $12.00 in my back pocket. the truth was that i didn’t believe him. i thought he was lying to me because i'd heard so many lies here and because this same man had told me the same story before, and if his mother has been dying that long she should be in a medical journal, and because i am tired of it. later, after i got back to the apartment, i thought about the man and about me. the poor guy was worse off than me and all he wanted was two lousy dollars. when had i become so jaded, so suspicious, so calloused? i don't like that part of me, and i don’t like the city that has brought it out for me to see. which sentence best shows a conflict between an individual and society?
later, after i got back to the apartment, i thought about the man and about me.
do you want to know what turned out to be the last straw for me?
i don’t like that part of me, and i don’t like the city that has brought it out for me to see.
i was walking down to the corner delicatessen one day, and a man asked me for two dollars.

I feel as if it is the third one.

Explanation:

In the third choice it says in the second partt of the answer choice it says that "I don't like the city has brought it out for me to see" It shows that the society has brought out a version of the individual that they don't like which shows the conflict

C. I don’t like that part of me, and I don’t like the city that has brought it out for me to see.

Explanation:

The narrator´s negatively reacts to an encounter with a man asking for two dollars by not giving him the money sought and questioning as to the motive behind his begging. On getting home, the narrator does a self criticism of the role played at the encounter with the man, and how general opinion had influenced the once more human, compassionate and understanding person into being  a hardened opinionated and judging individual not mindful of the fact that what ever the man´s condition, the narrator was still better off.

muir's use of diction creates a mood of urgency and fear. the highlighted words - difficult, difficult, force, crooked, struggling, tangled, fallen, fear, faint and hungry - come together to make you feel that the author is in danger. the imagery is clear so that it comes alive in your mind. diction can create a mood which can bring everything else together.

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