The correct answer is A. <span>"But in her web she still delights / To weave the mirror's magic sights." The confined Lady of Shalott mustn't directly look into the world outside. She can only do it through the magic mirror, and she has an irresistible need to weave what she sees in the mirror into her magic web - a genuinely artistic need to interpret the outside world, to endow it with meaning, to understand it, to relive it. In her situation, paradoxically, art is her only contact with the world because she is forbidden to walk outside or even take a direct look through the window.</span>
The relationship of the fosters and the tucks are almost completely opposite. The tucks have it harder financially whilst the fosters have it a bit easier . The tucks aren’t there enough to be able to parent their kids through certain moments but coming from experience and while watching the film , they learn better life experiences than the fosters could ever teach their kid. Being strict on a kid can definitely push a kid to their limits. Shown in the film, their daughter runs away because she can’t stand the way her parents treat her. The tucks live a playful and laid back lifestyle , but the fosters on the other hand live a strict day by day lifestyle. Whatever they deem not fit they don’t hesitate to change.
