Use the passage below to answer the question:

"The author’s word choice establishes a tone of remoteness and depression. Phrases like “quiet street” and “being blind” establish a sense of isolation and lack of excitement. When the author describes the house as “uninhabited” and “detached,” readers are left with the impression that the house is disconnected and different from the rest of its neighbors. Overall, the author’s word choice creates an ominous and somber tone."
Which explicit statement is supported by the details in the passage? Select the two correct answers.

a. The narrator feels lost and alone in the world.

b. The narrator thinks of the cart like a friend.

c. The narrator and the cart share a vivid imagination.

d. The narrator attributes human characteristics to the chart.

e. The cart remains hopeful in the face of its narrow existence.