Read the following excerpt from the great gatsby, which takes place just before gatsby's funeral:

a little before three the lutheran minister arrived from flushing, and i began to look involuntarily out the windows for other cars. so did gatsby's father. . the minister glanced several times at his watch, so i took him aside and asked him to wait for half an hour. but it wasn't any use. nobody came (174).

which of the following sentences most accurately describes a theme shown in this excerpt?

a. religion is important to gatsby.
b. gatsby made many enemies.
c. parental love is unconditional.
d. wealth cannot buy friendship.

I absolutely love this book and the movie! 

the answer is either c or d but I'm 99% positive the answer is

D-wealth cannot but friendship's.

remembering this part of the book I'm pretty sure the answer indeed is D. Hope my answer could help.

D.Wealth cannot buy friendship.

Gatsby's focus on wealth and the ostentatious lead many people to be "friends" with him. Rather they took advantage of his desire to belong to high society and enjoyed his lavish parties. In this scene, the speaker and his father are at Gatsby's funeral waiting for other's to attend. No one arrives. Even though Gatsby seemed to have people around him, no one was actually enough of a friend to attend his funeral. This further shows that wealth cannot buy friendship.

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