In Farewell to Manzanar, how does Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston make a connection between herself and her brother, Woody?

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She uses an analogy that likens herself to a flower and Woody to the warm sunlight.
She uses an analogy that likens herself to a flower and Woody to the warm sunlight.

She compares Woody to herself, noting the ways in which they look alike.
She compares Woody to herself, noting the ways in which they look alike.

She describes how they both use humor in serious situations in order to make others feel better.
She describes how they both use humor in serious situations in order to make others feel better.

She includes dialogue that demonstrates how they use similar turns of phrase when they speak.

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In "Farewell to Manzanar," Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston emphasizes the connection between herself and her brother, Woody, primarily through their shared use of humor in serious situations to uplift others. This aspect of their relationship highlights their resilience and ability to cope with the difficult circumstances they face. Therefore, the correct response would be:

She describes how they both use humor in serious situations in order to make others feel better.

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