The correct answer is A. The speaker's tone is troubled but intrigued.
We can tell the speaker is troubled because she says, "I did not know what to do." She says she shouldn't be seen with the girl and that she does not want to be walking with her. Therefore, she is troubled.
However, she is also intrigued, which is why she continues to walk with her. The speaker says, "on the other hand, the flattery of those humble, hopeful turnings was not lost on me." Ultimately, the speaker "could not resist" continuing along.
Therefore, the speaker's tone is troubled but also intrigued.
Tone helps develop theme by reinforcing the general message of the work through diction and atmosphere
Explanation:
It might be inferred that she realizes that it is Boo who mended her pants and placed the presents in the tree. This must be interpreted by the reader.
Scout does not understand what Boo is doing until Jem explains thinks.
Answer:
relating to or affecting the muscles.
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