Which sentence accurately describes the character Margaret in Overtones?

She is desperate for money.

She treasures friendship above all.

She believes that people are basically good.

She is much smarter than Harriet.

Answer:

She is desperate for money

Explanation:

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The sentence which accurately describes the character Margaret in Overtones is that she is desperate for money. The correct option is a.

One character in this play that Margaret makes up half of is named. She, like Harriet, is her sophisticated, cultured self. The ego is in her. Margaret and Harriet are comparable in a number of other ways as well. She finds herself in a hopeless predicament and longs to get out.

John Caldwell, a painter, is the husband of Margaret. Only recently, the two of them returned from eight months in John tried to establish himself as an artist in Paris. Nonetheless, he was unsuccessful, and they are now endures poverty while John earns a living creating commercials.

Margaret adores John, but the advantages of this eclipsed by the extreme poverty they currently experience to be made to live.

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