Rachels includes a passage from John Barth's novel End of the Road in order to illustrate how
A) it is sometimes necessary to protect our interests in competitive situations.
B) there are aspects of our lives we would be embarrassed for others to know.
C) privacy is required to create and maintain social relationships.
D) All of the above

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The passage from John Barth's novel End of the Road is used by Rachels to illustrate the idea that there are aspects of our lives that we would be embarrassed for others to know, and thus the importance of privacy in respecting and maintaining our dignity.

Rachels Includes a Passage from John Barth's Novel End of the Road