4. How does Kate's knowledge of the trains help her decide to inform others of the danger that the Atlantic Express faces? (The article is called "Stop the Atlantic Express" by Kate Sharp and Sarvinder Naberhaus)

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explanation:

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answer: doubly revolted, obsession, cautionary tales.

the story refers to the rule of rafael trujillo in the dominican republic. the dictatorship lasted, in different forms, from 1930 until his assassination in 1961. it was a very violent period for the dominican republic and one of the bloodiest governments in the history of latin america.

in this story, the narrator's family lives in exile because of these political conditions. and the mother is extremely against trujillo's character. this is reflected by claiming that she is doubly revolted by him, but also that she became obsessed with his actions. finally, she also used him as a character of cautionary tales, meaning she considered him a real-life villain.

when the author mentions the mother feeling isolated and exiled, it is a description of her own state, and not about her feelings toward trujillo, even if he is the reason why she is in that state.