Question

Eva mused over the perfection of the judgement against remembered something else she had seen Sula standing on the back porch just she disagreed and remained convinced that Sula had watched Hannah burn not because she was paralyzed, but because she was interested.

Which of the following best captures Eva's contemplation in relation to Sula's actions on the back porch, as described in the passage?
A) Eva was certain that Sula had no interest in Hannah's burning and was merely paralyzed with shock.
B) Eva was convinced that Sula's interest in Hannah's burning stemmed from a disagreement they had.
C) Eva mused over the perfection of the judgment against Sula, recalling her standing on the back porch and remaining convinced of Sula's interest.
D) Eva disagreed with Sula's stance on the back porch and was certain that Sula was indifferent to Hannah's burning.

Answer 1

Eva mused over Sula's actions on the back porch and believed that Sula was interested in watching Hannah burn.

Step-by-step explanation:

From the passage, Eva mused over the perfection of the judgement against Sula and remembered seeing her standing on the back porch. Despite Sula's disagreement, Eva remained convinced that Sula had an interest in watching Hannah burn, not because she was paralyzed, but because she was curious.

The best option that captures Eva's contemplation in relation to Sula's actions is C) Eva mused over the perfection of the judgment against Sula, recalling her standing on the back porch and remaining convinced of Sula's interest.