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According to Myrtle, what did George do to shatter the illusion that he was a gentleman?
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a. He never opened doors for her
b. He couldn’t keep a steady job
c. He was rude to her family
d. He borrowed a suit for the wedding

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According to Myrtle, George does shatter the illusion that he was a gentleman as he borrowed a suit for the wedding. Thus the correct answer is D.

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The story is based on wealth and prosperity that how a couple gets married to each other in which the wife moves to someone else as she finds someone more prosperous than his husband.

Myrtle places a high value on items that can be bought with money and on material possessions. She learned George wasn't able to provide her with that life after they got married because he was bankrupt.

George borrowed a suit for the wedding for his best day as he was poor this shattered the image of his being a gentleman according to Myrtle.

Therefore, option D is appropriate.

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