The narrator uses the legend of the Mormons in story ''My Antonio'' to explain:
D) how the sunflowers came to line the sides of the roads.
The narrator discusses the events that took place during the "beautiful fall" and how the sunflowers appeared by the side of the road, as can be seen from the extract provided.
This makes it clear that the narrator is using Mormon stories to explain how the sunflowers came to be planted along the sides of the roads.
- "The miles of copper-red grass were bathed in sunlight that was brighter and more intense than at any other time of the day as far as the eye could see. The haystacks turned rose and cast lengthy shadows, turning the blonde cornfields red gold." Keeping in mind the hues of summer and wartime recollections
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The complete question is '' All the years that have passed have not dimmed my memory of that first glorious autumn. in the story my antonia
The narrator uses legend of the Mormons to explain
A) why the Mormons left Utah.
B) why there were no fences at that time.
C) how he found his way through the countryside.
D) how the sunflowers came to line the sides of the roads.
