3. What statement best explains how Cordelia responds to the west?
O A She is unafraid of the west and ready to explore.
O B She is frightened of the west but certain it
contains her destiny.
O c She is unconvinced that she will succeed in the
west.
OD She is disgusted by the darkness of the west as it

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