Read the passage from “Only Daughter.” At Christmas, I flew home to Chicago. The house was throbbing, same as always; hot tamales and sweet tamales hissing in my mother’s pressure cooker, and everybody—my mother, six brothers, wives, babies, aunts, cousins—talking too loud and at the same time, like in a Fellini film, because that’s just how we are.

Which best states the author’s perspective on this topic?

A.) She feels her family is loud and annoying.
B.) She feels affection for her family.
C.) She feels welcomed by her family.
D.) She feels her family is stressful to be around.

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The answer is B
Because with the usage of her sentence “because that’s just how we are” indicates that she loves them.

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You didn’t include the multiple choice/ options list

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