Why doesn`t aunt georgiana want to leave the music hall? -
a. she isn`t finished listening to the flying dutchman performance.
b. she is embarrassed about her dress and doesn`t want to run into anyone she knows.
c. she decides to go back to teaching music and wants to speak with the head of the conservatory.
d. she realizes what she has sacrificed all these years, and doesn`t want to go back to her life in nebraska.

The correct answer is option d. "she realizes what she has sacrificed all these years, and doesn`t want to go back to her life in nebraska".

Explanation:

In the short story "A Wagner Matinee" by Willa Cather, a young Bostonian named Clark takes his aunt Georgiana to a symphony music concert because Clark remembered when he was a boy and his aunt introduced him to classical music. At the end of the concert aunt Georgiana says, "I don't want to go, Clark, I don't want to go!". referring that she doesn`t want to go back to her life in Nebraska. Georgiana left Boston thirty years ago and sacrificed all these years to live with her husband in Nebraska, but she wants to stay in Boston and enjoy the Wagner Matinee.

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