How does the author characterize the childhood relationship between Lois and Lucy?

A. they gradually grow apart because of their diametrically opposed temperaments.

B. they become estranged after Lucy's parents' divorce.

C. they become best friends despite their different backgrounds and personalities.

D. they are uneasy together because of the difference in social status.

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Casey Roach

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3 October, 07:55

How does the author characterize the childhood relationship between Lois and Lucy?

A. they gradually grow apart because of their diametrically opposed temperaments.

B. they become estranged after Lucy's parents' divorce.

C. they become best friends despite their different backgrounds and personalities.

D. they are uneasy together because of the difference in social status.

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Mario Travis · Answer 1

This question is based on "Death by Landscape", a short story that was written by Margaret Atwood. This short story covers the life of Lois, a widowed mother, and who was haunted by Lucy, her childhood friend who disappeared. Based on this story, how the author characterized the childhood relationship between Lucy and Lois is that, they became estranged after the divorce of Lucy's parents.