Which option explains how Griselda's marriage impacts the following theme in the text: conflict between social classes?

It resolves tension, as Gualtieri's subjects now look upon her as an equal.

It creates tension, as it challenges her husband's perceptions of his own power.

It acts as a complication, as it prevents Gualtieri from rising socially.

It incites conflict, as Griselda is not deserving of the honor.

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Francisco Osborne

12 January, 10:52

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Landon Horn · Answer 1

I believe the best answer to this question is B. "It creates tension, as it challenges her husband's perceptions of his own power.