PART B: Which quote best explains how is the narrator most impacted by his daughter’s death? the red bow

and

if the red bow emphasizes how difficult it is to let someone you love go as Uncle Matt tries to keep Emily’s memory alive through her bow.

PART B: Which TWO details from the text best support the answer to Part A?

A
“I brought it in, threw it down on the table, said: My God my God. / Take a good look at it and also I’m looking at it, said Uncle Matt. And we won’t ever forget it, am I right?” ( Paragraphs 2-3)
B
“And Uncle Matt said: Well, Lawrence, I for one am out here tonight trying to be certain. I think you can understand that.” ( Paragraph 14)
C
“And Uncle Matt produced from his shirt pocket a red bow and said: Father, do you have any idea what this is and where we found it?” ( Paragraph 36)
D
“But it was not the real bow, not Emily’s bow, which I kept all the time in my pocket, it was a pinker shade of red and was a little bigger than the real bow” ( Paragraph 37)
E
“But losing her had, I suppose, made him realize for the first time how much he loved her, and this sudden strength — focus, certainty, whatever — was a comfort, because tell the truth I was not doing well at all” ( Paragraph 45)
F
“and at the top was a photo he’d taken of the red bow (not the real bow but Karen’s pinkish-red bow, which he’d color-enhanced on the iMac to make it redder and also he had superimposed Emily’s Communion photo) and along the bottom it said FIGHT THE OUTRAGE ” ( Paragraph 76)

"freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom from want, and freedom from fear.

the four freedoms were goals articulated by united states president franklin d. roosevelt on january 6, 1941"

the answer is clear boy

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