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What is the significance of The Sound of Music in the novel?

AIt represents Estha and Rahel’s joyful childhood

BIt is a recurring theme in their traumatic experiences

CIt symbolizes the clash between cultures

DIt brings a happy feeling to the story

Answer:

B. It is a recurring theme in their traumatic experiences

Read Explanation:

The outing to see The Sound of Music is tied to Estha’s molestation and becomes a haunting memory for the twins.


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