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In brooks' novel, the rector presents the plague as

Athe punishment of an angry god.
Ba god-given opportunity to shine in the face of fear.
Ca chance to save the souls of nonbelievers.
Dan occasion for religious celebration.

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antonsandiego

I am pretty sure that in brooks' novel, the rector presents the plague as a chance to save the souls of nonbelievers. I consider the third option as the correct one as author represented as if it will refine the villape people's souls. 
Hope you will find it helpful! 
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metchelle

The answer that would best complete the given statement above would be option B. In Brook's novel, the rector presents the plague as a God-given opportunity to shine in the face of fear. He presents the plague as an ordeal or trial. Hope this answers this question.

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