Why did welty choose to use long, detailed sentences and a slow pace in order to give the beginning of a"a visit toa charity" a sense of foreboding?

a. to show the emotions of the women inside the nursing home

b. to reflect marina's emotions as she first approaches the nursing home

c. to provide evidence that the nursing home was very well-respected

d. to explain why the nurse has such a detached attitude

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Erick Goodwin

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16 July, 07:55

Why did welty choose to use long, detailed sentences and a slow pace in order to give the beginning of a"a visit toa charity" a sense of foreboding?

a. to show the emotions of the women inside the nursing home

b. to reflect marina's emotions as she first approaches the nursing home

c. to provide evidence that the nursing home was very well-respected

d. to explain why the nurse has such a detached attitude

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Malakai · Answer 1

The correct answer is: Option b. To Reflect Marina's emotions as she first approaches the nursing home.

Marina didn't feel anything significant when she gazed at the outside of the nursing home, but doubts and the eerie feeling emerged when she first met the nurse and noticed her detached attitude. This first impression left an unnerving sensation on Marina, which made her think about how the elders could be treated by this individual.