What story element in this passage would be important to bring out in an interpretive presentation?

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anonymous · Answer

The Mill on the Floss
 




by George Eliot (excerpt)
 

"Never mind, make haste!" said Maggie, giving a little stamp with her foot. Her cheeks were quite flushed.

 The black locks were so thick, nothing could be more tempting to a lad who had already tasted the forbidden pleasure of cutting the pony's mane. I speak to those who know the satisfaction of making a pair of scissors meet through a duly resisting mass of hair. One delicious grinding snip, and then another and another, and the hinder-locks fell heavily on the floor, and Maggie stood cropped in a jagged, uneven manner, but with a sense of clearness and freedom, as if she had emerged from a wood into the open plain.

 "Oh, Maggie," said Tom, jumping round her, and slapping his knees as he laughed, "Oh, my buttons! what a queer thing you look! Look at yourself in the glass; you look like the idiot we throw out nutshells to at school."

anonymous · Answer

Tom finds Maggie's hair to be thick and beautiful.



Tom laughs at Maggie's haircut.



Maggie’s hair gets cut off. 



Maggie is impatient to cut her hair.

conqueror · Answer

Any ideas ?

conqueror · Answer

@King.Void.

anonymous · Answer

A?

conqueror · Answer

He did ? Where does it say that ?

anonymous · Answer

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/interpretive

anonymous · Answer

Okay, so, interpretive basically means 'describe' so, your answer should be obvious! :) It is A.

anonymous · Answer

Thank you for the medal :) @Conqueror and @CaseyCarns