Question

PLZZZZZ HELP ME Read the excerpt from "Homesick." "As soon as Miss Williams was gone and my mother was sitting down again, I burst into tears. Kneeling on the floor, / buried my head in her lap and poured out the whole miserable story. My mother could see that I really wasn't in one piece after all, so she listened quietly, stroking my hair as I talked, but gradually I could feel her stiffen. I knew she was remembering that she was a Mother." What is the tone of this excerpt from "Homesick?" indifferent outraged O joyful​

Answer 1

D

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Answer 2

D. remorseful

Step-by-step explanation:

The tone of this excerpt from "Homesick" is remorseful.

From the excerpt, we discover that as the narrator poured out her miserable story to her mother, her mother listened quietly, stroking her hair. Then the narrator reveals that she discovered that her mother remembered herself that she was a mother. This description reveals that the narrator used a remorseful tone as she explained the reaction of her mother. Also, her mother's reaction shows a remorseful disposition.

Option D is the correct answer.