The correct answer is the second option: They depict the poverty and lifelessness of the town. Willian Least Heat-Monn´s Blue Highway is an autobiographical travel book in which he narrates his visits to unknown, small forgotten towns in rural areas of U.S.A., as well as his conversations with people who live in those towns. In this excerpt, the person with whom he is talking tells about a town in which they lack a doctor, what shows evident poverty and lifelessness, part of the central idea of the book.
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" I had escaped a worse than lion's jaws"
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"When teenagers start their day by looking at a screen, it only gets worse from there.”
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Thats not true
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Mrs. Bedwin is Mr. Brownlow's housekeeper. She took care of Oliver when he was sick and taught the boy to play cribbage. After Oliver was kidnapped by Nancy and Bill Sikes and having heard Mr. Bumble 's false information, she still adamantly refused to believe that Oliver is a bad boy. Later on, she accompanied Mr. Brownlow and Mr. Grimwig to West Indies. After they returned to London, Rose Maylie brought Oliver to them and told them the real story. Mr. Brownlow adopted Oliver and they lived happily.
