Final answer:
Naomi's explanation for why Obasan repeats 'Everyone someday dies' can be attributed to the emphasis on the inevitability of death, reflection of cultural beliefs, and acceptance of mortality. Hence the correct answer is option D
Step-by-step explanation:
Naomi's explanation for why Obasan repeats, 'Everyone someday dies,' can be attributed to all of the above options: (a) emphasizing the inevitability of death, (b) reflecting cultural beliefs, and (c) signifying acceptance of mortality.
Throughout the text, death is portrayed as a constant reminder of the life Naomi has lost, and she writes about it frequently, suggesting an obsession. This emphasis on death reflects the inevitability of the human experience. Additionally, cultural beliefs often shape how individuals perceive and relate to death, and Obasan's repetition of this phrase may be influenced by cultural values. Lastly, the recurring phrase signifies Naomi's acceptance that death is an integral part of life.
Hence the correct answer is option D