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Katena32 [7]
2 years ago
5

Giving away all my points (93 used to be a high rank) If someone just please does this for me... :/

English
2 answers:
saul85 [17]2 years ago
8 0

In this excerpt, Eudora's future is being foreshadowed. She is describing the incident from age seven when she was taken out of school. She enjoyed this time and was even "enlightened" by it. She was so content, and this excerpt foreshadows that she won't experience something like this again. Her life ended up going just fine still, but this pure joy and freedom of staying home for several months won't happen again. She won't be experiencing this enlightened feeling again, and readers can understand that from the foreshadowing used here.

Harman [31]2 years ago
7 0
The mentioned line is from the Novel "“The Optimist’s Daughter” by an American writer "Eudora Welty". In her writing, she describes, the incident from age seven, when she was taken out of school. She did like the time, so she specially says, "<span>Bits of enlightenment" went on, as time is going on! It was her most enlightened time for her, and when it passed, she explains in her line that it was her good time and never going to come again.

Hope this helps!</span>
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