Bradbury compares Margot to “an old photograph dusted from an album, whitened away, and if she spoke at all her voice would be a
ghost.” What does this metaphor reveal about Margot? Question 1 options: A) She was an old soul—more mature than the others, but silenced by her current experiences on Venus. B) Margot liked old things. C) Margot was older than she looked and liked to be quiet.
What this metaphor reveals about Margot is that She was an old soul—more mature than the others, but silenced by her current experiences on Venus.
Explanation:
The experiences that Margot has had in earth make her look like a weird person to her classmates who do not understand why does she act that way since they do not have the same background, the most important thing that is mention is the existence of the sun and how she was able to see it every day while the other kids have never seen it before, this makes her a stranger to others.
I believe the answer is: italians take over and change white and black cultural traditions
The author make a reference on the migration of italian citizens to united states (mostly new york and chicago). The italian immigrants brought a mafia culture to united states which back than were in a fight for dominance for black and white culture.
