Answer:
false
Explanation:
in the sweet hereafter by russell banks, mitchell stephens (a lawyer) approachs billy ansel at one point and offers billy legal representation. billy however refuses mitchell's offer of legal representation. billy doesn't want to be involved in a lawsuit like the other parents of children who died in the bus accident do because no amount of money can bring billy's children (his twins) back to him. billy has no need for money for his loss and does not want it either.
In this poem, the narrator is remembering, and showing his sadness on the fact that everyone grows up and begins to gain the ability to become something else, he isn't exactly showing regret than he is showing remorse that its just a way of life. But like the raven in edgar allen poes short story, remembering hurts. but in this poem, its only to a certain degree. Hope this helps. Brainliest? PLEASE?!?! ;)
I believe the answer is D, the ability to speak.
Some phrases that made me think so are
"..nothing left of her but her voice."
"..still ready to reply to any one who calls her."