What is one major personal weakness that both Josephine and Constantia
share?
O A. They're very pushy with their opinions.
B. They don't pay attention to detail.
C. They disobey every order their father gives them.
D. They don't take control over their own lives.

Answer:

I think it's A

Not sure tho

Explanation:

They're very pushy with their opinions is one major personal weakness that both Josephine and Constantia share. Therefore, the correct option is option A.

Character flaws or heroic flaws are biases, limitations, imperfections, problems, personality disorders, vices, phobias, prejudices, or deficiencies that are inherent in a character who may otherwise be quite functional in the development or criticism of fictional works. The fault might be anything like a violent temper, which has a direct impact on the character's actions as well as talents.

Characters in a story might benefit from flaws that give them more complexity, depth, and humanity. Characters with defects help give them dimension, such as the sheriff with such a gambling problem, the superhero who is frightened of heights, or the lead inside a romantic comedy that must get over his concern about having male pattern baldness. They're very pushy with their opinions is one major personal weakness that both Josephine and Constantia share.

Therefore, the correct option is option A.

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