Hurston’s experiences growing up in eatonville left her
a. fearful of ever leaving the area
c. filled with hopes, dream, ambitions, and fears
b. wanting to explore other countries
d. feeling alone and scared

I think that Hurston’s experiences growing up in eatonville left her d. feeling alone and scared

Zora Neale Hurston has been quoted as saying that she always felt Eatonville was her true home. It was one of the first all-black communities in the US, and so she was sheltered from many of the prejudices that many black Americans experienced in the late 1800s and early 1900s at the hands of white people. Based on this evidence, I would say that she was filled with hopes, dreams, ambitions, and fears; although A, being fearful of ever leaving the area, would also make sense. 

Cause he said he was william frankenstien and the monster got mad and didnt mean to hurt him