Question

In Paragraph 7 of "A Wagner Matinee," the narrator learns that aunt Georgiana is so consumed by her life on the prairie that all she can think about is ________.

Answer 1

Aunt Georgiana in 'A Wagner Matinee' is consumed by her memories of the life she led before moving to the prairie.

Step-by-step explanation:

In Paragraph 7 of 'A Wagner Matinee,' the narrator learns that aunt Georgiana is so consumed by her life on the prairie that all she can think about is the 'life she led so far away from the prairie.' The narrator realizes that aunt Georgiana is completely absorbed in her memories of her previous life and longs for her past experiences and the culture she left behind.