English, 15.12.2020 01:00 jmiller2446
Based on the text from “You Don’t have to say you love me”
Which detail from the story provides the best clue that the narrator's relationship
with his mother changed after his sister's death?
O "I mourned with her and for her."
O "Today, as a non superstitious adult, I still worry that I'm at fault. It's a ridiculous
narcissistic worry"
O “I believe that she broke her capacity to fully love the rest of her children. Or
maybe to fully love me."
O "She didn't cry out my name. She didn't whisper it."
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