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In "A Visit of Charity," why does Marian leave the room so quickly?

A.She is frightened by Addie's tears.
B.The nurse tells her it's time to go.
C.She doesn't want to miss her bus.
D.The old woman asks her for money

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Answer:

a. she is frightened by Addie's tears

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User Szegheo
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Answer is A. She is frightened by Addie's tears.

Because in the story, she left the room quickly because Addie was crying:

“She’s crying!” She turned a bright, burning face up to the first old woman.

“That’s Addie for you,” the old woman said spitefully.

Marian jumped up and moved toward the door.

from " A Visit of Charity"A Classic American Short Story by Eudora Welty (1909-2001)


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