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How is the light described in "The Open Door" different from the light described in "The Cat and the Moon"? A. The light in "The Open Door" comes from a fire, not the moon. B. The light in "The Open Door" comes from the stars, not the moon. C. The light in "The Open Door" comes from a lamp, not the moon. D. The light in "The Open Door" comes from the sun, not the moon.
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I'm not quite sure which version of "The Open Door" they are referencing, however, I found the poem for "The Cat and the Moon". Therefore, these sites may be of reference. The Cat and the Moon. The Cat and the Moon Summary.
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