In "Mother to Son," what does Langston Hughes do to create a bond between the speaker and the reader? A. He uses the second-pers
on point of view. B. He includes the images of staircase landings and corners. C. He describes the motherly appearance of the speaker. D. He rejects all forms of figurative language.
In "Mother to Son," what does Langston Hughes do to create a bond between the speaker and the reader? A. He uses the second-person point of view. B. He includes the images of staircase landings and corners. C. He describes the motherly appearance of the speaker. D. He rejects all forms of figurative language. Option A
