How does Weity's decision to end the story with Phoenis picking up the medicine for her grandson contribute to the story's
impact?
It suggests that the nurse has a cold and clinical
attitude toward Phoenix when she asks if the boy has
died, ending the story on a cynical note
It hints that the nurse is amazed that Phoenixes
grandson is still alive with only soothing medicine to
help Him, ending the story on a bewildered noe
It shows the depth of care and love Phoenix has for
her grandson to walk so far to get medication to help
O
ease the boys injury, ending the story on a
compassionate note
It indicates that Phoenix is becoming forgetful after
o reaching her destination and not remembering why
she is there, ending the story on a poignant note,