In "Rules of the Game," what motivates Mrs. Jong to grant privileges to Waverly that her brothers do not
have?
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She wants Waverly to become as Americanized as her brothers are.
She wants her daughter, unlike her sons, to learn how to display humility
She is proud of her daughter's chess triumphs and wants to encourage them.
She thinks Waverly is ashamed of her and wants to make Waverly less ashamed.
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