Which best describes the relationship between Edmund
and Jamie at the end of Long Day's Journey?
Edmund has confessed his hatred for Jamie, but there is still tension between
the two brothers
The brothers have developed a new openness that lets them face their family's
problems as a united front
Jamie has told their father about Edmund's wild behavior during his travels, and
Edmund is angry at him for the betrayal
Jamie has confessed his secret desire to undermine Edmund, but there is still
tension between the two brothers.