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Which character might help to develop the theme that virtue is not always rewarded? A. A character who is punished for telling a difficult truth B. A character who wins a prize for his scientific achievements
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Which character might help to develop the theme that virtue is not always rewarded?

A. A character who is punished for telling a difficult truth
B. A character who wins a prize for his scientific achievements
C. A character who finds joy in the simple things in life

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The Correct choice is A: A character who is punished for telling the truth.

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The answer is A, this is because the character did the right thing by telling the truth yet they were punished despite this. So the virtue of telling the truth, in this case, was not rewarded.
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