How does the moon change in the course of the story "embers of moonlight"? use two details from the passage to support your response.

In "Embers of Moonlight", the moon fades and becomes more see-through until she ultimately crumbles and dies. This change is noted throughout the text, but the first piece of evidence we have is that the story describes her as a shining, ivory figure that the narrator seems to find very grand. Secondly, at the end of the story, the moon is described to be a shimmering pile of dust (embers). These two moments in the story show the reader the beginning and end of the moon's change.

Fill with evil is the answer