In "The Chrysanthemums," how are Elisa and the chrysanthemums similar?
A.They are underdeveloped and not allowed to grow to their full potential.
B.They are shoved into the background and not allowed to take center stage.
C.They have strength and beauty, but they are unable to leave their home.
D.They are adored by the men in their lives and allowed to do whatever they want.
A.They are underdeveloped and not allowed to grow to their full potential.
B.They are shoved into the background and not allowed to take center stage.
C.They have strength and beauty, but they are unable to leave their home.
D.They are adored by the men in their lives and allowed to do whatever they want.