What do you make of Westerberg’s assessment of Chris from this quote: "'You could tell right away that Alex was intelligent,' We
sterberg reflects, draining his third drink. 'He read a lot. Used a lot of big words. I think maybe part of what got him into trouble was that he did too much thinking. Sometimes he tried too hard to make sense of the world, to figure out why people were bad to each other so often'"? please answer!!! you'd be doing me a big favor!!!
Westerberg's assessment tries to show Chris's transcendental nature, aiming to express what happened to him.
Explanation:
Westerberg, in his assessment shown above, tries to explain Chris, introducing him as a thoughtful, intelligent person with a transcendental nature that caused him to be lost. Westerberg shows that Chris tried to use his brilliant and active mind to find a way to understand the society around him. When he failed in that goal, he tried to transcend himself, to seek improvement on his own, which led him to abandon society altogether and look for something inaccessible.
The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "C. Verbose and sensuous" The best description of Dickinson's poetry is that it is <span>Verbose and sensuous. Dickinson's way of writing is very different from other known authors.</span>
The answer to your questions is: 'the housemates sit / around a radiant fireplace'. It conveys the sense that people experiencing the storm may view it positively, since they are warm, near a fireplace.
