Question

In the opening paragraphs of "1lse, Who Saw Clearly," the villagers are confused about what the magician is singing in

his song. What does this language foreshadow?
A Ilse's decision to keep her eyes because her sweetheart wrote poems to them
B The melting of the villagers' new eyes with the arrival of summer
C The poetic directions the goatherd's daughter provides
D The magician's eventual marriage proposal to lise

Answer 1

The correct answer is B. The confusion of the villagers about the language in the magician's song foreshadows the melting of their new eyes with the arrival of summer. This foreshadowing creates a sense of unease and anticipation in the reader, as it hints at the possibility of a tragic event that may befall the villagers. It also adds to the sense of mystery and magical realism that pervades the story, as the reader is left wondering about the true nature and purpose of the magician's powers. The other options listed are not related to the opening paragraphs of the story and are therefore incorrect.

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