<span>Wheatley uses positive imagery to describe the Earl. Examples include comparing him and his arrival to a sunny morning and the hopefulness people feel when the dawn breaks. Wheatley also alludes to the promise of freedom the Earl holds "in silken reins." She believes the Earl will be able to help slaves in North America gain freedom.</span>
Answer:
An elderly home by the outskirts of town.
Explanation:
The woman lays still, blood pooling around her body as people crowd around her. She's cold to the touch, skin growing more pale as each second passes.
I feel like the answer is A.
Since we learn that the aunt has a soft heart, I will say that 'this is an example of indirect characterization', because we learn of her characteristics in an indirect way, that is, we are not directly told that she has a soft heart, we can infer that information from this passage.
