I think that is personification as you are giving a non living thing a living trait, if I'm wrong correct me.
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Explanation: yes
Rowlandson is dealt with in an unexpected way. Here and there the Indians make jokes to her detriment. For instance one of them says he has eaten her child. Different circumstances they are liberal with her, sharing sustenance and giving her a place to rest. Lord Philip's more seasoned spouse treats her exceptionally well, while the more youthful one is unforgiving.
The correct option is B.
From the passage given above, it can be seen that the main theme of the write up is the cottage. The sentences given in number 3 to 6 provide supporting details to the main theme by providing information on the things that can be seen in the cottage and their locations.
