Answer:
The central theme of Siobhan Dowd's "The London Eye Mystery" is that the solution to our everyday problems can be found if we only take the risk of thinking outside the box and trusting our own instinct. It is also overcoming obstacles through self-sufficiency and self-trust.
Explanation:
D. Are you so kind that you would wish this man and his sons good fortune even though he took your money and made your life miserable?
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It creates suspense as the reader wonders why the narrator can no longer hear Doodle's voice.
We later find out that the narrator can no longer hear Doodle's voice because Doodle is no longer breathing. Not only can the narrator not hear his voice in this moment, but he never hears Doodle's voice again. The other options can be eliminated because the strength of the storm should not be the focus of the reader. Also, the narrator being unable to hear Doodle does not give any clues as to what he will say when he arrives home. Additionally this detail of Doodle's voice fading away is not developed enough for the narrator to think about his life without Doodle.