What does the comparison between helen and the ship explain about helen perspective of the world

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What does the comparison between Helen and a ship explain  about Helen's perspective of the world?

A. She accepts her silent isolation from the chaos around her.

B. She distrusts those trying to help her succeed.

C. She is afraid about the uncertain direction of her life.

D. She is overwhelmed by her feeling of drifting aimlessly.

The correct answer is option D. She is overwhelmed by her feeling of drifting aimlessly.

Explanation:

She makes this comparison to ships as she feels the same way about her life. When someone feels that their life does not have a fixed course, it means that they do not know where they are going, or where the actions they are carrying out in the present will take them.

This feeling overwhelms her and this is how the she sees the world.

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