After hearing Lewis's description about the way the team leaders ate the extra cookies, it can be inferred that when you receive power, especially when you feel it was given to you arbitrarily, you assume you deserve more and better things than the rest of the people. You behold yourself as a lucky person, and lucky people have the right of grabbing other people's production.
<span>The correct answer for your questions would be B) "Birmingham Sunday" discusses the deaths of all four girls, while "Ballad of Birmingham" focuses on the death of one girl. It's very clear, because in the first part we have a sort of dialogue between the mother and the daughter, in the "Ballad of Birmingham".Hope this helps. Let me know if you need additional help!</span>
The use of foreshadowing in this text is used to retain the reader stimulated and to evade a possible disappointment. At the beginning, the narrator expresses his/her feelings when going back to Aunt Gertrude's house. It appears that the atmosphere is very nice because it is associated to a fairy tale but then, the mood changes and the reader gets the impression that something wrong is going to happen. The mentioning of the ´fairy tale´ could be associated with the good gesture Gertrude had with the orphans and the change of mood with the secret about to be discovered.
