In "The Masque of the Red Death," what do the eastern to western flow of the party rooms symbolize?
A. Eastern-most room is woman, and western-most is man.
B. Eastern-most room is the Prince, and western-most is the mysterious guest.
C. Eastern-most room is death, and western-most is birth.
D. Eastern-most room is birth, and western-most is death.

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In "The Masque of the Red Death," what do the eastern to western flow of the party rooms symbolize? 
	A.	Eastern-most room is woman, and western-most is man.
	B.	Eastern-most room is the Prince, and western-most is the mysterious guest.
	C.	Eastern-most room is death, and western-most is birth.
	D.	Eastern-most room is birth, and western-most is death.

anonymous · Answer

D. The rooms are arranged in order of life to death. The east room was the blue room, symbolizing birth, which then ended in the western-most room, symbolizing death.

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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