Question

The women had always made her feel like Cinderella, attending to her feelings when no one else seemed to notice.

How does this allusion affect the mood of the passage?

A. It conveys a hopeful mood

B. The mood is uplifting

C. It conveys a heartbroken mood

D. The mood is despairing

Answer 1

The answer is, "It conveys a hopeful mood because it mentions that the grandmother is there for Regina when 'no one else seemed to notice."

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Answer 2

B. The mood is uplifting is the correct answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

In this case, the allusion refers to the story of Cinderella; even thought it is very sad (specially how she was treated by her step-sisters and step-mom) at the end everything changes when the prince finds her. In this case, the sentence refers to a particular, desperate situation but it changes at the end when it says no one else seemed to notice in reference to the prince and how he paid special attention to Cinderella when no one else cared, so B is the correct answer.