Paragraphs 17-18 describe the conclusion of “Miss Brill.” What is the significance of this scene? Select each correct answer. Th
e young couple’s cruelty has shattered Miss Brill’s happy delusions about her significance in the world. Miss Brill rationalizes the young couple’s rude behavior as simply a scene from the universal play in which they all take part. Miss Brill is confronted with the painful reality of the way she is perceived in society: as old and irrelevant. Just as she shuts her cherished fur away in a box, Miss Brill shuts herself away in her home that she compares to a cupboard.
A) The young couple's cruelty has shattered Miss Brill's happy delusions about her significance in the world.
C) Miss Brill is confronted with the painful reality of the way she is perceived in society: as old and irrelevant.
Explanation:
The young couple's terrible behaviors have broken Miss Brill's bright ideas about her importance, and she feels a deep loss. The young couple's actions have shown Miss Brill that she is not as significant to others as she thought. Miss Brill learns that people see her as elderly and unimportant. The young couple she was with was rude and didn't care about her. She felt underappreciated.
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many authors use this technique. they are using flashbacks to make the story much more instresting. while doing this they are also trying not to lingure off onto another storyline. they make the flashbacks short and sweet for the story to be, intresting and on the right track.
