How does the description of Madame Carambeau’s house in paragraphs 1-2 contribute to the meaning of the passage? The description acts as a metaphor for Madame Carambeau’s desire to barricade herself from outsiders.

The description acts as a metaphor for Madame Carambeau’s desire to barricade herself from outsiders.

The description illustrates the connection Madame Carambeau feels to the city and community of New Orleans.

The description illustrates the connection Madame Carambeau feels to the city and community of New Orleans.

The description introduces an ominous tone and creates a sense of unease about the party thrown by Madame Carambeau.

The description introduces an ominous tone and creates a sense of unease about the party thrown by Madame Carambeau.

The description contrasts the lush, natural scenery with the rustic simplicity of Madame Carambeau’s home.