In the short story "The Chrysanthemums" by John Steinbeck, the author describes the foothill ranch as a place where "there was little work to be done." How does this setting contribute to Elisa's inner struggle?A. Elisa doesn't like her husband speaking to the farmhands.B. Although Elisa enjoys ranching, she doesn't like taking care of the animals.C. Ranch life is boring to Elisa, and she feels unfulfilled.D. Ranching is hard work, and Elisa dislikes the work.

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When John Steinbeck describe the foothill ranch with the expression "there was little work to be done” we are able to picture the place like a quiet farm where there are just a few things to take care of, now this affects Elisa’s inner struggle due to Ranch life is boring to Elisa, and she feels unfulfilled. The answer is option C.

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