In “Homesick,” Jean reads the poem “Breathes There the Man.” Read an excerpt of the poem here: Breathes there the man with soul so dead, who never to himself hath said, ‘This is my own, my native land!’ How does this poem relate to Jean’s conflict in the story “Homesick”?

A. Jean learns to realize pride for her Chinese heritage, as well as being an American.
B. It does not relate; Jean never develops pride for her homeland.
C. Jean feels ‘homesick’ because she doesn’t know where her family came from.
D. Jean’s grandma died without being able to go back to her native land.

the correct answer is d

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