In the excerpt from "The Open Window," Nuttel assumes that nothing too tragic could happen in this setting. This assumption reflects his belief that rural or country areas are often peaceful and free from serious misfortunes. His perspective is somewhat naive, and as the story unfolds, he is confronted with the unexpected and ironic turn of events. Therefore, the correct answer is: He assumes nothing too tragic could happen here.
Use the excerpt from the story " The Open Window to answer the question What assumption does Nuttel make about the setting in this moment ? (1 point) He assumes nothing too tragic could happen here He assumes a country tragedy will turn out to be charming and amusing He assumes the niece is a stranger to the area, like him . He assumes his sister would have told him about the aunt's tragedy
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