What type of literature is "A Wedding Gift?" Which of the following statements best illustrate(s) the character traits of Jacques? Select all that apply.

He kissed her face and her hair, and, weeping, he murmured: "Do not be uneasy; I will stay."
When he was near her he would become silent, unable to speak or even to think, with a kind of throbbing at his heart, and a buzzing in his ears, and a bewilderment in his mind.
He wished to speak, but found nothing to say, and so sat there, expressing all his ardor by pressures of the hand. From time to time he would murmur: "Berthe!"
Powerless to lift her head, she held out her white lips in an appeal for a kiss. He approached his lips to respond to this piteous entreaty.