The correct answer is: Mrs. Pontellier will make fewer and fewer attempts to fit into the domestic roles assigned to her by society.
Indeed, the structure of the passage is one of incremental psychological distress, which indicates future breaking point. The lexical field reinforces such analysis, with words such as “unhappy, deprived, rebuked, harassed” and “no good.”
Even though Wiesel mentions that the death of D. Roosevelt made him sad, the message he tried to deliver is shown in the option:<span> B.He is grateful for all that the Americans did to help him. In this excerpt he expresses how he appreciates and admires American achievements which couldn't be reached without </span><span> President Franklin D. Roosevelt.</span>
Answer:
A. It shows that the boys no longer need to long for rescue.
Explanation:
Took the Unit Test, hope this helps! :D
A. Truman Capote was a Postmodern author.