“Oscar Wilde said: ‘Each man kills the thing he loves.’ And it’s true…We forget about obstacles we overcame, all the suffering we endured, all the things we had to give up in order to get this far. I have known a lot of people who, when their personal calling was within their grasp, went on to commit a series of stupid mistakes and never reached their goal.”
When does a character illustrate the author’s idea?
A.The Englishman gives up after the alchemist tells him to try to turn lead into gold.
B.The boy wants to stay at the oasis
C.The crystal merchant stays at his shop.

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“Oscar Wilde said: ‘Each man kills the thing he loves.’ And it’s true…We forget about obstacles we overcame, all the suffering we endured, all the things we had to give up in order to get this far. I have known a lot of people who, when their personal calling was within their grasp, went on to commit a series of stupid mistakes and never reached their goal.”
When does a character illustrate the author’s idea?
A.The Englishman gives up after the alchemist tells him to try to turn lead into gold.
B.The boy wants to stay at the oasis
C.The crystal merchant stays at his shop.