Helen was a symbol of acceptance a way for Jane to connect with someone who experienced the same things as she did whenever she was at her original home. Miss Temple was a symbol of acceptance as well and a little more important because she was an adult who believed in Jane's academic ability disregarding some of the things that others liked to point out about Jane. Her time at Lowood is important to the development of her character specifically because of these two people who helped show her understanding.
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<em>B) It's not the kind of treasure he expected it to be.</em>
<em>D) "I didn't know what an official geocache was, but I soon found out when Dad opened it."</em>
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4. D - The narrator was illustrating the coincidence that he lived in such a small, shabby house in comparison to the rich estates around him.
<h3>What was the intent of the writer?</h3>
The writer in this text wanted to show how much of a coincidence it was that his shabby house was located in the same vicinity as the magnificent houses in the environment described.
It is quite unusual for people to find shabby houses in the same space as big and sophisticated buildings. For this narrator to live in this environment was sort of a matter of luck or a huge coincidence. He simply got to experience the new environment and beautiful buildings.
The above technique is often used by writers who want to make a point stand out. They often spend a reasonable length of time explaining details of the event or setting.
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