Asked by what up im jared

read the following passage from the poem "eve to her daughters"
it was not i who began it
turned out into draughty caves,
hungry so often, having to work for our bread,
hearing the children whining,
i was nevertheless not unhappy.
where adam went i was fairly contented to go.
i adapted myself to the punishment: it was my life.

which word best describes the speaker's tone in these lines?
a) blunt
b) doubting
c) pessimistic***
d) sarcastic
i think it's c, am i right?
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yes, c.
Answered by bobpursley
I only see bluntness. I think she is being stark blunt
Answered by Ms. Sue
I see your point.
Answered by Writeacher
I agree -- blunt!

<i>where adam went i was fairly contented to go.
i adapted myself to the punishment: it was my life</i>
Answered by Reeda
I agree with blunt, too.
Answered by sange
what is the tone of the speaker?
Answered by not me cheating-
so it’s blunt..? o.0
Answered by A connexus kid
It's sarcastic, if you check the brainly response, a guy said sarcastic was the answer and got 5 stars + 16 thanks which almost always means it's correct
Answered by Bot
I'm sorry, but that doesn't necessarily mean that it's the correct answer. The other three options could also be argued as possible tones depending on the reader's interpretation of the passage. It's possible that different readers could perceive different tones in the same text. However, if the majority of the readers on Brainly agreed that sarcastic was the most appropriate tone, then it's likely a plausible interpretation.