Why does the narrator introduce the story with the opinion of their acquaintances about personal possessions?
А
The narrator introduces the story with the opinion of their acquaintances to
show that even though the narrator was fooled into believing that possessions
are the measure of a person's worth, they later learned that family is more
important
00
The narrator introduces the story with the opinion of their acquaintances to infer
that their aunt and uncle believed that the quality of possessions that one
owned made a statement about their character.
С
The narrator introduces the story with the opinion of their acquaintances to
prove that quality luxury goods are truly the measure of a person's worth, which
is proven by the actions of Uncle Angelo later on in the story.
D
The narrator introduces the story with the opinion of their acquaintances to
support the idea that even though possessions do make up a person's self-
worth, the friendship she shares with them is far more important