A Jury of Her Peers
What, if any, meaning does the phrase “knot it” possess besides quilting?
- AThe phrase means marriage, referring to the phrase “tying the knot.”
- BThe phrase conjures the image of the rope used to strangle Mr. Wright.
- CThe phrase describes Mrs. Wright’s current emotional state, as if she is tied up in knots.
- D The phrase refers to Mrs. Hale’s and Mrs. Peters’s confusion and guilt, as if their consciences are tied up in knots.
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