Sergeant O'Reilly groped through the darkness of the bunker for the source of the squeaking. To his surprise, he discovered a di
rty, furry little kitten. He'd never liked cats, but will death all around him, it seemed important to embrace life. O'Reilly opened his canteen and gave the kitten a drink before rinsing off his fur. "Now, how are we going to get you out of here, little guy?" he asked. Which statement best explains how the setting in a bunker on a battlefield affects the plot of his story?
A. It makes the rescue of the kitten both more difficult and more emotional.
B. it shows how adorable and lovable the kitten truly is.
C. It helps the author show how cruel war is to the most innocent.
D. It explains why Sergant O'Reilly feels that a kitten cannot take priority.
it would be D, but the cat is not injured/harmed. It’s A, because trying to keep the small kitten alive is extremely challenging, and emotional, because as you can see in the text, he is immediately pack-bonded to the cat because of the death around him
This similie explains that Yang became a writer/author because writing was like a relief too him. In the similie writing was the water that cooled down that burning pit in his mind. basically meaning that writing to him helped aid and comfort him.
