Remember that violence was inflicted on the birdcage and the bird. What inferences can you make about Mrs. Wright's experience in her home? Check all of the boxes that apply.

-She may have felt trapped and confined.

- She may have felt limited as a housewife.

- She may have been able to sing freely.

-She may have suffered physical or emotional violence.

- She may have been lonely.

- She may have loved to travel.

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Braydon Hansen

3 August, 14:56

Remember that violence was inflicted on the birdcage and the bird. What inferences can you make about Mrs. Wright's experience in her home? Check all of the boxes that apply.

-She may have felt trapped and confined.

- She may have felt limited as a housewife.

- She may have been able to sing freely.

-She may have suffered physical or emotional violence.

- She may have been lonely.

- She may have loved to travel.

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Jaylon Mckinney · Answer 1

The right answer is "she may have suffered physical or emotional violence". When we talk about the birdcage we give a direct reference to the body, to our physical appearance, and when we are talking about the bird we make a metaphor of the soul, that place where the emotions develop and the sense of the joy to face the world, and it is where is evident that Mr. Wright mistreated his wife in multiple ways.

Rosemary Blevins · Answer 2

The answers are ...

-She may have felt trapped and confined.

-She may have felt limited as a housewife.

-She may have suffered physical or emotional violence.

-She may have been lonely.