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Molodets [167]
3 years ago
10

How does the image of Todd’s shirt being “barely blue” affect the passage?

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Lilit [14]3 years ago
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Answer:

*s-sorry if this dont help* try jiska homework help

Explanation:

know that for the rest of her life she will carry the hideous image of how I looked in death. When the ... admit it. I am being buried in New Jersey, land of big-box discount stores, earsplitting accents, and oil refineries. ...... “It's got to be barely blue, like a duck's egg. ... the window, but there were no answers in the passing cars.

horrorfan [7]3 years ago
4 0

In this story, we learn that Zoe is starting a new internship as a data-entry clerk. She is excited, as she hopes that such an opportunity will give her an advantage over other applicants at the college she wants. When she arrives to the library, she describes everything as plain, white, cold and sterile. She then meets Todd, who has a deadpan expression and a "barely blue" shirt. The reason why this detail is included is because the author wants to emphasize the sterile nature of the environment. By describing Todd's shirt in this way, she wants to communicate that he appears to be as plain and boring as the rest of the environment.

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