Why did mansfield end the story by having the sisters both forget what they
were going to say?...
Why did mansfield end the story by having the sisters both forget what they
were going to say?
a. to show that the grief the sisters felt over their father's death had
rendered them unable to think clearly
b. to demonstrate that each sister usually understood what the other
was thinking
c. to allow the reader to understand the extent of the grief the
sisters felt
d. to underscore her message about how a dominant man can rob
women of their ability to think for themselves
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