8. In paragraph 5, the narrator describes Miss Emily's living room. What does this setting
reveal about Miss Emily?
A.
Miss Emily has a servant and lives in a posh, well-cared-for home.
B. Even though she is regarded as a high-class lady, she lives in squalor and
poverty.
C. Since Miss Emily is a high-class lady, her servant has helped her maintain her
home.
D. Even though she is regarded as an important lady in town, someone has
destroyed her house and ruined her furniture.

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