People have claimed that jamie’s paintings have given them the blues. clearly this cannot be entirely correct, since many of jamie’s paintings contain no blue at all. the argument above is flawed because the author:

The argument is flawed because the author misinterprets the word 'blues'.

Explanation:

The word 'blue' Blue most times is being considered as intelligence, confidence, faith, or trust.

The ''blues'' in this context refer to as feelings and it is not associated with the colour- blue. Other examples of colours and their meanings are given below;

(1). Black: black to most human being in the whole world represents death.

(2). Red: red colour means danger, war and so on.

(3) white: white colour signifies peace.

Both Black and red colour means a sad feeling to most people.

The statement is flawed because the author in the question tends to think that the color blue is needed to feel the blues.

What the paintings actually means is the reason for the sad feelings and not the colour-blue.

your word would be isle.

isle is an island or peninsula especially a small one.

if you add the letter "a" you get aisle, which is a passage between 2 rows of something like chairs, shelves, or something else.