The narrator receives a rejection letter from an Ivy League School.

Which statement is the best reason for including this information in the narrative?


It encourages the narrator to think about why he wants to be a lawyer and if that will make him happy.
It encourages the narrator to think about why he wants to be a lawyer and if that will make him happy.

It motivates the narrator to spend more time volunteering while going to a different college.
It motivates the narrator to spend more time volunteering while going to a different college.

It sets the narrator on a path where he meets his future wife and has a successful career in medicine.
It sets the narrator on a path where he meets his future wife and has a successful career in medicine.

It forces the narrator to face the fact that he does not want a career in law, and he focuses more on medicine.