PART A: What, if any, meaning does the phrase "knot it" possess besides quilting?
O A The phrase means marriage, referring to the phrase
"tying the knot."
OB The phrase conjures the image of the rope used to
strangle Mr. Wright.
O C The phrase describes Mrs. Wright's current emotional
state, as if she is tied up in knots.
OD The phrase refers to Mrs. Hale's and Mrs. Peters's
confusion and guilt, as if their consciences are tied up in
knots.