The expression "daughter of the Wicked Witch" means that the girl's mother is a person that the narrator neither likes nor sympathizes with, because she acted in a bad way towards him.
You didn't provide the answer options, but we can come up with that answer because:
- "Bad Boy: Memoir" is an autobiographical book by writer Walter Dean Myers.
- In this book, he tells of his experiences up to the age of seventeen.
- He showed that he had difficulty with words during his childhood and adolescence, but he was very fond of games and comic books.
- However, one day, Mrs. Dodson encouraged his mother to forbid him to have access to games and comic books, as that was a bad influence on him.
- His mother agreed with her and threw out every game and comic book he had.
He was very distressed by this event and began referring to Mrs. Dodson as Wicked Witch, as someone who caused a bad situation, such as a witch. He also started calling her daughter, Dorothy Dodson, as the daughter of Wicked Witch, which became ironic, given the girl's name.
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I believe the answer is B
According to the excerpt, Faulkner believes that a young writer must focus on universal truths and human feelings rather than just the story line.
Answer: C. So he set to work
Among the choices presented above, it is the statement in letter b that does not show or support the poem's theme that is acceptance. The statement "So he set to work" does not tell anything about acceptance unlike the other choices.
Shakespeare include the plot event in the act IV of Hamlet in which Horatio reads and reacts to Hamlet's letter about an encounter with pirates because of the reason to establish Horatio's steadfast loyalty to Hamlet. The answer in this question is establish Horatio's steadfast loyalty to Hamlet.
