Answer:
they need to know what pattern of clothing they want to design
Explanation:
The Blue Rover was built to help get the Donner Party and their wagons safely across the river. The craft was finished on May 30th by volunteer boat builders. It was not made to be pretty, but of necessity. The wagons were put on the Blue Rover one at a time, and took until nightfall until the mission was completed. A total of 9 wagons were taken across using the Blue Rover. After everyone was safely across, the Blue Rover had its ropes detached and was left to drift away.
In Hamlin Garland's "The Return of a Private", the story takes place in the Midwest America, particularly in Wisconsin. Garland describes people and places precisely, especially the clothing, landscape and the dialect. The praise of author's work is indicated with the application of the style in a way that he created such a realistic depiction out of ordinary characters and situations.
Mark Twain's "The Notorious Jumping Frog of Calaveras Country' story also takes place in Midwest America. The story compares the East and the West cultures with Mark Twain's successful writing style in a sense of the mixture of dialect, delay, tone and absurd detail.
The answer would Be D. Because they tell about memories in a creative way!