It's B, that they establish an eeri, supernatural mood. Hope this helped
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I am not sure what this question is asking but what I would go with is
B :)
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The writer described Mr Knoppert’s enthusiasm in the excerpt as rising to a "higher pitch" and being "as happy as the father of a new child"
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In this passage, Mr Knoppert is excited about the eggs that he would check up on them everyday and think of them before he slept.
He kept on counting the days and finally on the eighteenth morning after the laying of the eggs, he could see one was hatching and his joy knew no bound as he was described as being as happy as the father of a new born.
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There is one lesson Cassie need not learn throughout Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry because it is already second nature to her: that there is nothing more important than family. Cassie's shock when Jeremy says that he does not like his older brothers demonstrates her firm belief that family is more important than anything else. From Big Ma's stories about her husband and sons to Mr. Morrison's willingness to risk his life to protect the Logans, it is clear that love of and devotion to family is the motivation that drives the majority of the characters in this novel to act as they do. Those who behave like TJ and abandon their families ties are lost, but those like Papa, who is willing to risk even death to protect his family, triumph.
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