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In "This Is What It Means to Say Phoenix, Arizona," driving through the Nevada desert, the only life Victor and Thomas see is a jackrabbit—which Thomas accidentally runs over.

Symbolically, what does this lack of living things represent?



The characters' trip was a bad idea.

The Nevada desert is a lifeless place.

Human beings carry evil in their hearts.

Death is always present in the world.

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Answer: The answer is death is always present in the world. So D.

Explanation:

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Symbolically, the lack of living things represent that:

  • D. Death is always present in the world.

  • According to the given excerpt, the narrator talks about his drive through the Nevada desert and how he does not encounter any living thing, except for a jackrabbit that Jack accidentally runs over

  • This symbolises that the desert of Nevada is a place where living things cannot exist. This is shown by the lack of life, and then the accidental death that meets the jackrabbit.

  • It is quite significant that the only source of life that was encountered during the journey through the desert was a rabbit that immediately lost its life.

  • Therefore, the correct answer is option D

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