An aspiring actress is chosen to host a talk show on the
condition that she acts rudely to guests. The show is wildly
popular, though she is a celebrity people love to hate. While
she enjoys the perks that come with her success, she
hates having to continue the sham of being so obnoxious
and longs to show her "fans" who she truly is.
Which is the most accurate analysis of two literary themes from this story?
A. The story suggests that being honest with oneself is more
satisfying than material wealth.
B. The story shows that testing reveals character and that people are
unpredictable.
C. The story provides commentary on mob mentality and the cost of
achieving dreams.
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D. The story examines the responsibility of being a public figure and
the idea of a celebrity-obsessed culture.