In “Araby,” Mangan’s sister and the narrator finally exchange a few words. What is the critical effect of this brief conversation?
B. The narrator declares his love for her.

C. The narrator that his love for her is hopeless.

D. The narrator promises to bring her something from the bazaar.

Question

In “Araby,” Mangan’s sister and the narrator finally exchange a few words. What is the critical effect of this brief conversation?
B. The narrator declares his love for her.	

C. The narrator that his love for her is hopeless.	

D. The narrator promises to bring her something from the bazaar.

seaturtle113 · Answer

This seems like a fairly easy question to answer if you've read the book. :3 Sorry. I haven't read it.