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babunello [35]
3 years ago
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It was only when Will found himself among the poplars, maples and oaks of a grove in Aventine Habitat's eastern park that he fig

ured out why he'd felt so antsy all morning. Why he was so restless that he'd decided to defy the aches and lethargy that were now his constant companions, to leave his room for the first time in weeks and go for a long walk through the habitat.
These sentences suggest that the story's conflict will involve Will's struggle with –
A) a hostile environment
B) old age and isolation
C) a complex moral dilemma
D) feelings of inadequacy​
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1 answer:
ioda3 years ago
4 0

Answer: B) old age and isolation

Explanation:

The sentences provided describe Will as someone who suffers from the pain and inactivity that comes with old age. Furthermore, they show he hasn´t left his room in weeks, and only leaves it to go on a walk by himself, meaning that he´s also lonely.

The tone of these sentences is rather tense, which can lead us to infer that the conflict will have something to do with the character´s loneliness in his old age.

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