Question

The title babylon revisited is a metaphor because it speaks to the...?

a) rich and satisfying memories charlie has of paris .
b) stable home life that charlie wants to give his daughter.
c)the destruction of the extravagant life that charlie and other americans once led in paris
d)happy fitter that charlie sees for his own life and that of his daughters.

Answer 1

The title Babylon revisited is a metaphor because it speaks to the:

c) the destruction of the extravagant life that charlie and other Americans once led in Paris.

Babylon Revisited was written by F. Scott Fitzgerald. It tells of a story of an expatriate who went back to Paris and visited places where he spent his younger years indulging in debauchery and drinking to excesses. He looked back on those times and realized how he wasted the years and because of his realizations, he strive to better himself to provide a stable home for his daughter.

Answer 2

c) the destruction of the extravagant life that charlie and other americans once led in paris

Step-by-step explanation:

The title "Babylon Revisited" subsequently conveys a representative significance, which is the reason Fitzgerald did not just call the story "Paris Revisited," which would have made a very extraordinary desire for the peruser. The title emblematically communicates Charlie Wales' sentiments about Paris as a spot where he enjoyed material delights and extravagances and lost his ethical course.