Which statement best describes how the author’s choice of structure affects the meaning of the passage?

Responses

By contrasting Elbert’s calm desire for the West with his father’s “vexation” over his son’s choice, the author establishes hatred between the characters.

By contrasting Elbert’s calm desire for the West with his father’s “vexation” over his son’s choice, the author establishes hatred between the characters.

By highlighting the idea that Elbert has contempt for his father’s lifestyle, the author establishes a feeling of mistrust between them.

By highlighting the idea that Elbert has contempt for his father’s lifestyle, the author establishes a feeling of mistrust between them.

By focusing on the details of Elbert’s interests after dinner, the author provides insight into his internal reflection and realization.

By focusing on the details of Elbert’s interests after dinner, the author provides insight into his internal reflection and realization.

By comparing the “fenceless spaces” that Elbert desires to his family’s wealthy home, the author underscores his father’s fears.