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Read The Awakening, by Kate Chopin, Chapter III
The actions described in the eighth paragraph ("Mrs. Pontellier.. fro") build on the events presented
in earlier paragraphs primarily by
А
clarifying the intentions behind Mr. Pontellier's pronouncement about Raoul
B
explaining the impact of the quarrel on the family as a whole
c
revealing the full context for Mr. Pontellier's accusations against his wife
D
suggesting the intensity of Mrs. Pontellier's feelings about the confrontation
E
confirming the determination of Mrs. Pontellier to punish her husband
Answer: D suggesting the intensity of Mrs. Pontellier's feelings about the confrontation
Step-by-step explanation:
Léonce not only shows his disappointment at his wife for not paying enough attention to him when he comes back from the Club but also reprimands her for her “habitual neglect of the children,” based on the supposed fever of one of their children. Mrs. Pontellier crying and leaving the bedroom to sit on the porch shows how much that confrontation affected her.