Triple

Target class: working-class characters
Context triple: [Tommy and Gina, instanceOf, working-class characters]

• A. working-class mother
  A working-class mother is a woman who balances paid labor in typically low- to moderate-income jobs with the primary responsibility for caring for and managing the needs of her children and household.
• B. urban working class
  The urban working class comprises wage-earning individuals in cities who typically perform manual, service, or low-to-mid skill jobs and often face economic precarity, limited social mobility, and constrained access to resources despite being essential to urban economies.
• C. bourgeois character
  A bourgeois character is a fictional or dramatic figure who embodies the values, lifestyle, and social attitudes of the middle class, often emphasizing material comfort, respectability, and conventional morality.
• D. working-class New Yorker
  A working-class New Yorker is a city resident who typically holds blue- or lower-wage white-collar jobs, navigates high living costs with limited financial security, and embodies a resilient, fast-paced, and straightforward urban lifestyle shaped by diverse neighborhoods and strong community ties.
• E. In the Heights character group
  A collective representation of the main and supporting characters in "In the Heights," defined by their relationships, cultural identities, and roles within the Washington Heights community.
• F. None of above. chosen