Question #N732
The passage describes how the author, having read the entire novel, is now revisiting a specific scene. The author mentions that there are many scenes and that the author has chosen to revisit this specific scene for a reason. The author is now looking at the scene with a fresh perspective, focusing on specific details. What is the most likely reason why the author has chosen to revisit this scene?
In this passage, the author is most likely revisiting the scene because
A. the author wants to revisit a scene that is particularly meaningful to the reader.
B. the author wants to show how the scene has changed over time.
C. the author wants to provide a new interpretation of the scene.
D. the author wants to provide a more detailed description of the scene.
Correct Answer is: C
The author is revisiting the scene to provide a new interpretation of it. The author mentions that they have chosen to revisit this scene for a reason, and they are looking at the scene with a fresh perspective, focusing on specific details. This suggests that the author is trying to understand the scene in a new way.