Question

I(Please help me I will give extra points and the crown)...In "Goodbye to All That," Joan Didion says that when she lived in New York, she was "most comfortable in the company of Southerners" because they also viewed their time in New York as temporary.

Which textual detail does she include to illustrate their common shared experience?

Question 4 options:

She states that they all had a plane schedule in the drawer, ready to fly back to where they came from on short notice.


She describes how they all had a difficult time finding their way in New York when they first arrived.


She observes that they all spoke differently than New Yorkers.


She recalls how they all hated New York and wanted to leave as soon as possible.

Answer 1

She describes how they all had a difficult time finding their way in New York when they first arrived.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

The textual detail that Joan Didion includes to illustrate the common shared experience between herself and the Southerners she was most comfortable with in New York is:

"She says that they viewed their time in New York as temporary."

Therefore, the correct option is:

She describes that they all saw their time in New York as temporary.