Which of these is a theme shared by both frost's poem "out, out-" and chapter four (nichole's chapter) of the novel?
"there's been a death, in the opposite house" by emily dickinson

there's been a death, in the opposite house,
as lately as today —
i know it, by the numb look
such houses have — always —

the neighbors rustle in and out —
the doctor — drives away —
a window opens like a pod —
abrupt — mechanically —

somebody flings a mattress out —
the children hurry by —
they wonder if it died — on that —
i used to — when a boy —

the minister — goes stiffly in —
as if the house were his —
and he owned all the mourners — now —
and little boys — besides —

and then the milliner — and the man
of the appalling trade —
to take the measure of the house —
there'll be that dark parade —

of tassels — and of coaches — soon —
it's easy as a sign —
the intuition of the news —
in just a country town —

revenge can be healing.

life goes on.

true empathy is impossible.

truth is subjective.