The Godfather expands upon which gangster film theme?

A) The gangster will always fall at the hands of a morally pure law enforcement figure.
B) The gangster mythos is explicitly tied to the American dream, social mobility, and material reward.
C) The gangster is the embodiment of absolute and unambiguous evil.
D) American sociopolitical structures implement "blind justice."

The Godfather expands upon the gangster mythos as being tied to the American dream, social mobility, and material reward. It showcases the transformation of the Corleone family from an immigrant family fighting for survival to a powerful crime family with wealth and influence. The film demonstrates how the pursuit of these American ideals can become corrupted by the use of violence and criminal activities.