The story is set in New York City's Greenwich Village. This was a popular hangout for artists and other creative types back in the day. Johnsy has a fantasy (fantasy meaning "imagination") that she will die when the last leaf on the ivy vine falls.
The lines show that the speaker only pretends to have feelings for others.
The question asks how these lines show that the speaker uses people in relationships. The question suggests that the speaker's feelings are not truthful or passionate. This eliminates option D that the speaker has felt passion deeply. We also do not have any sense of embarrassment or appeal to emotions in these lines. The lines speak of a superficial connection with love's pleasure. These all suggest that the speaker does not have true feelings for others.
It is effective in that the rhetorical devices emphasise the message the author is trying to send:
- hypophora this is the exclamation and tone that the message sends forth
- parallelism is the comparison that the author makes between liberty or death, the author is declaring that life and liberty are one or the other
- repetition is the authors use of Give me which suggest that the author is in some way speaking to someone asking them to make a decision, likely someone with power
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Answer:
She feels depressed as hell.
Explanation:
She's probably crinically depressed becuase of her husband's death.
