"They were about this long-pardon-must of been full time, all right, wouldn't you say? -an' they had these two heads an' two faces an' four arms an' four legs, all kind of joined here. See, this face looked this-a-way, and the other face looked that-a-way, over their shoulder, see. Kinda pathetic."

Leota's use of specific detail in describing the twin fetuses suggests that she is .

a deeply disturbed woman
trying to upset Mrs. Fletcher
fascinated by shocking attractions
concerned about Mrs. Fletcher's child