Which of the following passages best portrays the theme of naïveté in “A Wedding Gift”? “As no one had much faith in his constancy, the test was prolonged through the winter, and Berthe's hand was not granted him until the spring.”
“Without saying a word, Berthe seized the child, kissed it and hugged it to her.”
“Trembling and dazed, she stammered: ‘Go, my dear!’ not having been his wife long enough to dare to question him, to demand to know.”
“For a long time Jacques Bourdillere had sworn that he would never marry, but he suddenly changed his mind.”