The narrator uses flashback to tell about the fire that left maggie trapped and ablaze. what tension does the flashback reveal?

A the mom resents Dee for escaping unharmed and not protecting Maggie

B the mom feels uneduacated and unable to provide for her children

C the mom blamed herself for saving one daughter, but not both

D the mom despises living inside a house and longs to stay outside all the time

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Sara Dixon

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30 March, 12:45

The narrator uses flashback to tell about the fire that left maggie trapped and ablaze. what tension does the flashback reveal?

A the mom resents Dee for escaping unharmed and not protecting Maggie

B the mom feels uneduacated and unable to provide for her children

C the mom blamed herself for saving one daughter, but not both

D the mom despises living inside a house and longs to stay outside all the time

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Beatrice · Answer 1

The tension that the flashback revealed in the above excerpt is that:

C. the mom blamed herself for saving one daughter, but not both.

Explanation:

The mother was very happy on the arrival of her younger daughter Dee. While being happy, she went to the flashback and remembered the day when the house went under the havoc of fire. She felt tension from the flashback as she was afraid that after meeting Dee, Maggie would feel insecure about herself.