which statement best summarizes the conflict resolution of \by the waters of babylon\?\nthe narrator gains…

which statement best summarizes the conflict resolution of \by the waters of babylon\?\nthe narrator gains knowledge for his society by upholding its laws and challenging those who disagree.\nthe narrator breaks the law, and overcomes natural obstacles and his own fear to gain knowledge to rebuild society.\nthe narrator leaves home on a spiritual journey and overcomes many gods to bring knowledge back to his people.\nthe narrator overcomes the river, the dogs, his hunger, and even the forest people to return home and become a priest.

which statement best summarizes the conflict resolution of \by the waters of babylon\?\nthe narrator gains knowledge for his society by upholding its laws and challenging those who disagree.\nthe narrator breaks the law, and overcomes natural obstacles and his own fear to gain knowledge to rebuild society.\nthe narrator leaves home on a spiritual journey and overcomes many gods to bring knowledge back to his people.\nthe narrator overcomes the river, the dogs, his hunger, and even the forest people to return home and become a priest.

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In "By the Waters of Babylon", the narrator breaks the law (crossing the forbidden river) to gain knowledge. He overcomes natural obstacles (like the river, dogs, hunger) and his own fear. His goal is to gain knowledge to help rebuild his society. The first option is wrong as he breaks the law, not upholds it. The third option about overcoming "many gods" is incorrect as it's more about knowledge and society - rebuilding. The fourth option focuses on becoming a priest which is not the main conflict - resolution (main is about knowledge for society).

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The narrator breaks the law, and overcomes natural obstacles and his own fear to gain knowledge to rebuild society.