She sudden jumped up with her arms outstretched and her fingers spread shouting "Help for pity's sake, Help! They way she held h
er head suggested she wanted to see Gregor better, but the unthinking way she was hurrying backwards showed that she did not..... {The Metamorphosis," Part 1.p10) Based upon the above passage, what does Grego's mother reaction to her son's transformation indicate? select all that apply
her lack of compassion
her longing for a normal life
her desire for independence
her sense of horror
Based on the given passage, the way Grego's mother reacted to her son's transformation indicates her lack of compassion and her sense of horror. <u>The correct answers would be the first one and the last one.</u>
Explanation:
Her lack of compassion is shown in this passage when we can see her asking for help, but at the same time she is "<em>hurrying backwards</em>" without thinking. This mixed actions reveal that she wasn't merciful with Gregor's situation.
We can also see clearly her sense of horror in the way she expresses herself with her body; she suddenly jumps "<em>with her arms outstretched and her fingers spread shouting</em>", and asking for God's help, her body language tells us that she is scandalized.
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Juliet's dad doesn't comprehend that she is crying for the most part about Romeo's expulsion as opposed to Tybalt's demise. He attempts to improve her vibe by climbing the date of her wedding to Paris. This causes her much more pain since she is now hitched to Romeo, so she battles with her parents.
