Question

How does the Wilcoxes' house serve as a symbol for Helen's relationship with Paul?

A.
It is small and homely.

B.
It is cozy and welcoming.

C.
It is large and uncomfortable.

D.
It is unexpected and pleasant.

E.
It is in line with her expectations.

Answer 1

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E. It is in line with her expectations.

Helen's relationship with Paul is initially seen as comfortable and familiar, much like the Wilcoxes' house which is in line with her expectations. As she spends more time with Paul and his family, however, she begins to see the cracks in their relationship and the house's facade, symbolizing her realization that things are not as perfect as they initially seemed.