In "The Nose," Nikolai Gogol comments on the role of a person's title in Russian society. What commentary is Gogol making by repeatedly using the terms "committee-man" and "major" in his narrative? Be sure to use specific details from the story to support your argument.

Kovalf was a committee-man. He had been one for two years and he couldn't take that out of his own head. This only shows how much the Russian society used to value their titles back then and this might actually be true today.

Kovalf could never forget that he was once a committee-man, therefore to boost his own importance, even to himself, he started calling himself "Major".

Kovalf was a committee-man. He had been one for two years and he couldn't take that out of his own head. This only shows how much the Russian society used to value their titles back then and this might actually be true today.

Kovalf could never forget that he was once a committee-man, therefore to boost his own importance, even to himself, he started calling himself "Major".

the answer should be:

the intervention of the supernatural gives gilgamesh hope that he will defeat humbaba.

i feel like it is actually b.