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How does the poet describe the attitude of the villagers towards the scorpion sting through imagery and sound?

AThrough imagery of candles, lanterns, and shadows

BThrough imagery of rain and thunderstorm

CThrough sound of church bells and hymns

DThrough imagery of fireflies and night skies

Answer:

A. Through imagery of candles, lanterns, and shadows

Read Explanation:

  • The poet uses imagery of candles, lanterns, and shadows to depict the villagers' reactions to the scorpion sting.

  • The sound patterns and repetition of prayers and incantations reflect the villagers' superstitious beliefs.


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