In “By the Waters of Babylon,” John sees the city “as it had been when the gods were alive.” What is he seeing

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In “By the Waters of Babylon,” John sees the city “as it had been when the gods were alive.” What is he seeing?

A
a terrifying nightmare

B
a view of another planet

C
the city's future

D
New York City in the past

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D

He’s seeing New York City in its pre-apocalyptic past — the “gods” were technologically advanced humans and he views the city as it was before the destruction.

In “By the Waters of Babylon,” John sees the city “as it had been when the gods were alive.” What is he seeing?

A
a terrifying nightmare

B
a view of another planet

C
the city's future

D
New York City in the past

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In “By the Waters of Babylon,” John sees the city “as it had been when the gods were alive.” What is he seeing? A a terrifying nightmare B a view of another planet C the city's future D New York City in the past

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In “By the Waters of Babylon,” John sees the city “as it had been when the gods were alive.” What is he seeing?

A
a terrifying nightmare

B
a view of another planet

C
the city's future

D
New York City in the past