From As I Lay Dying by William Faulkner Why does the speaker refer to “him” (paragraph 5) as “dressed in sin” (line 63)? A. to warn the reader to stay away from wrongdoing B. to suggest that sin is something

From As I Lay Dying

by William Faulkner
Why does the speaker refer to “him” (paragraph 5) as “dressed in sin” (line 63)? A. to warn the reader to stay away from wrongdoing B. to suggest that sin is something that can be removed like clothing C. to hide her anger about the situation D. to imply that their actions were wrong E. to emphasize that they were not wearing clothes

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