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NeTakaya
2 years ago
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What can be inferred from the speaker's statement "blood / made it mine" (lines 16- 17)? A The speaker wishes she could share he

r adventure with others. The speaker feels imprisoned by the hedge's thorns. The speaker believes she has earned the right to be in her private space. D The speaker wants to be acknowledged for her bravery.​
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lawyer [7]2 years ago
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The speaker's statement allows the inference that the speaker believes she has earned the right to be in her private space.

We can arrive at this answer because:

  • The speaker believes that the private space she dominates is hers by right.
  • This right is linked to her blood, that is, her ancestry, her life.
  • Thus, he reinforces that the connection between him and the private space is very strong and insurmountable, making it impossible to separate them.

This connection so strong and intense is what creates her right to keep her private place to herself, with no one to interfere.

More information:

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