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In brooks' novel, the rector presents the plague as
a. the punishment of an angry god.
b. a god-given opportunity to shine in the face of fear.
c. a chance to save the souls of nonbelievers.
d. an occasion for religious celebration.

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antonsandiego
I am pretty sure that in brooks' novel, the rector presents the plague as a chance to save the souls of nonbelievers. I consider the third option as the correct one as author represented as if it will refine the villape people's souls. 
Hope you will find it helpful! 
Regards.
metchelle
The answer that would best complete the given statement above would be option B. In Brook's novel, the rector presents the plague as a God-given opportunity to shine in the face of fear. He presents the plague as an ordeal or trial. Hope this answers this question.

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