Question

Please help!

Answer 1

Answer:

It suggests that Mr. Mitty is so absorbed in his fantasies that he's unaware of the world around him.

Explanation:

i read some parts of this for school once! walter was daydreaming about airplane-y exciting things until he was snapped back into reality by his wife when he started to drive too fast.

Answer 2

Answer:

B). It suggests that Mr. Mitty is so absorbed in his fantasies that he's unaware of the world around him.

Explanation:

'The Secret Life of Walter Mitty' by James Thurber relates the tale of Mr. Mitty and his fantasies of a romantic and adventurous life to have a break from his monotonous life but is stunned and threatened when exposed to real adventure.

In the given passage, the impact of Mr. Mitty's dialogue is that 'it suggests that Mr. Mitty is consumed in fantasy or delusion that he becomes unaware of the world surrounding him' which makes him fail to recognize that 'he's driving too fast' and his 'shocked and astonished' reaction compliments this thought that he was lost in his fantasies. Thus, option B is the correct answer.