She may have reasoned in the dark that one way of the few there were would hide her and would leave no mark: black water, smooth above the weir like starry velvet in the night, though ruffled once, would soon appear the same as ever to the sight. which sentence best paraphrases these important closing lines of the poem? a) she decided to use the cover of night to run away and never be found again. b) she wished to be hidden in the dark somewhere near black water so no one would suddenly appear and see her. c) there were only a few people who were able to hide her in the dark night so that her husband would not find her. d) she thought there were only a few ways to commit suicide and leave no mark: after drowning herself in the water at night there would be no indication of it the next day.