In "Shadows of the World," why does the lady use the words "solitude," "seclusion," "isolation," and "loneliness" to describe her experience of being alone? to show that she has been alone for a long time to show that she can feel various emotions while she is alone to show that she has become increasingly aware of being alone to show that she feels increasingly negative about being alone

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Jamarion Yoder

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25 July, 05:36

In "Shadows of the World," why does the lady use the words "solitude," "seclusion," "isolation," and "loneliness" to describe her experience of being alone? to show that she has been alone for a long time to show that she can feel various emotions while she is alone to show that she has become increasingly aware of being alone to show that she feels increasingly negative about being alone

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Zachary Rangel · Answer 1

The correct option is D.

The lady use those words to show her negative feelings towards the loneliness she is experiencing. The word choice of the lady has negative, dark tone which convey to the reader that the lady do not savor the experience of loneliness which she was experiencing.