Irony in Angela's View of Faith
What is the central irony of Angela’s eventual acceptance of the approach to faith demonstrated by her uncle and Don Manuel?
A
It suggests that Angela has fully rejected all forms of faith and become an atheist like her uncle Lázaro.
B
It shows that despite her initial quest for truth, Angela comes to value withholding certain truths in order to protect the hope of faithful believers.
C
It implies that her acceptance is based on scientific reasoning rather than any empathetic understanding or personal growth.
D
It is indicative of Angela’s unwillingness to challenge the traditions of her elders and the community at large.
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