What clue does the author include to let the reader know what bawling means?
Read and compare the two passages.How can readers tell that these two passages belong to the same setting?
How does the author help the reader understand what is meant by the word flappin?
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Visualize the scene created in the passage. Use your own words to describe in detail what you see, hear, and feel.
As I visualize the scene, I see a vivid environment filled with descriptive details such as the colors of the horizon and the movement of the surroundings. I can hear clearly the sounds described in the text, like the whistling of the wind or the rustle of the scenery, which helps establish the mood. I also feel the physical sensations of the environment, such as the temperature and texture of the air, as well as the underlying emotional atmosphere of the moment.
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