In “everything that rises must converge," which new development overcomes julian at the end? a) he accepts the possibility that his mother knows as much about life as he does. b) he belatedly understands that he is not going to be the great writer or the wealthy landowner that he had hoped to be. c) he finally realizes that his efforts to befriend african americans seem awkward and false. d) for the first time, he feels guilty about his mean treatment of his mother.