Question

In the story "Red" by Dallas Woodburn, how much time has passed from the beginning to the end of the story? Quote where this is written in the story (attached).

a) "Years had gone by, and I barely recognized the town I once knew."
b) "The sunsets seemed to blend into one another, marking the passage of time."
c) "Months passed, and the seasons changed, but my memories remained vivid."
d) "Weeks turned into months, and I realized how much had changed since that day."

Answer 1

In the story "Red" by Dallas Woodburn, weeks turning into months suggests that a significant amount of time has passed from the beginning to the end of the story.

Step-by-step explanation:

The passage from the story "Red" by Dallas Woodburn that mentions the passage of time is: "Weeks turned into months, and I realized how much had changed since that day." This line indicates that a significant amount of time has passed from the beginning to the end of the story. It suggests that more than a few weeks or months have gone by and implies that a considerable amount of time has elapsed, potentially years.