Question

In paragraph 13, what does the phrase "The word stalled out in his brain, and his world went sharp and too-bright suggest about the main character?

Answer 1

The phrase indicates a profound psychological impact on the main character, suggesting intense clarity or a shocking realization with sensory overload.

Step-by-step explanation:

The phrase "The word stalled out in his brain, and his world went sharp and too-bright" suggests that the main character is experiencing a moment of intense clarity or realization, often associated with shock or epiphany. The description indicates a sudden halt in the character's thought process, as if the word or thought has come to a dead stop, and this is accompanied by a sensory overload, described as a world that becomes 'sharp' and 'too-bright'. These phrases indicate a strong emotional or psychological impact on the character, showing that whatever realization or incident has occurred, it has a profound effect on his perception or state of mind.

Answer 2

A or B leaning towards A
Step-by-step explanation:
I havent read the passage so I cant infer from
that but from that simple phrase it give 2
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