The three parts of section x in the way to rainy mountain talk about the tai-me. how does the author use the historical passage to address the topic?
a. it validates the tai-me as a critical object in kiowa culture.
b. it details the way the tai-me became a protective object for the kiowa.
c. it reveals why the tai-me is so powerful.
d. it presents the influence of the tai-me in the author’s life.

In Section X of "The Way to Rainy Mountain" by N. Scott Momaday, the author writes about the Tai-Me. He uses the historical passage to address the topic because A. It validates the Tai-Me as a critical object in Kiowa culture.

In Section X he talks about Tai-Me. The historical voice describes Tai-Me in detail. Then he quotes James Mooney, an anthropologist who studied American Indians, including the Kiowas. Mooney explains Tai-Me's importance in the Kiowa culture, and in this way, Tai-Me is validated scientifically.

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