HELP ME READ THE PASSAGE However, these stories were not always wholesome. They contained murders, black magic, and demons, as well as many other evil things. But just as most people remember The Arabian Nights only for Disney movies like Aladdin, modern scholars often focus only on Harun al-Rashid’s good deeds and often forget that he was also a ruthless military leader.

Which statement explains why the stories in The Arabian Nights are "not always wholesome"?

They are about Harun al-Rashid.

The main character, Harun al-Rashid, did many good deeds.

The movie Aladdin is based on a story from The Arabian Nights.

They contain murders and other evil things.

They contain murders and other evil things.

Explanation:

In the given passage, the speaker talks about how the tale about Harun al-Rashid focuses more on the good deeds he did. Just like Disney movies focus on the fairytale stories of the positive side of a story, modern scholars also focus only on the good deed of the Caliph of the Abbasid dynasty.

But what "not always wholesome" means is that even though many people focus on the good side of the story of Harun, it is not the complete story. Harun did bad things, evil deeds, "murders, black magic," and the like, and all these are not included in this tale.

Thus, the correct answer is the fourth or last option.

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