Answer:
To "bear witness" the living can prevent the tragic story of the ghost boys from being repeated with living children and this can contribute to a better world.
Explanation:
This question is about "Ghost Boys" a book written by Jewell Parker Rhodes that tells the story of Jerome, a twelve-year-old boy who was killed when a police officer shot him when he mistook Jerome's toy for a real gun. Jerome became a ghost and saw all the suffering that his family went through with his death. Thus, he decided to form a group with other ghost boys and show some living people the tragic stories that caused their death. This is because only these humans can develop real changes in the world, helping other children not to go through the same injustices that they did and preventing more families from suffering.
Answer:
b. Perhaps O'Connor was laughing from beyond.
Explanation:
In the article written by Linda McGovern titled <em>"A Good Writer is Hard to Find: The Search for Flannery O'Connor"</em>, she recounts how she and her husband had tried to locate the graveside of the famous writer Flannery O'Connor. Despite her popularity, her grave was much difficult to locate, so much so that the writer had to ask a local resident for help.
When she and her husband first arrived at the cemetery, they though finding the grave will be an easy task, considering the popularity of the dead writer. But despite their full efforts, they couldn't seem to find it. This difficulty in locating the grave leads Linda to wonder if <em>"this [was] another way O’Connor was laughing from beyond"</em>. <u>This was her reaction to the difficulty they encountered in trying to find the grave of the famous author Flannery O'Connor. </u>
C.)A group of men
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