The Legend of the Giant's Causeway
Which line from the text helps the reader understand the tone of Finn's marriage to Oona?
(1 point)
Responses
“You’re the wisest wife in Ireland, after all.”
“You’re the wisest wife in Ireland, after all.”
“What can we do?”
“What can we do?”
“Oona! I’ve been an eejit.”
“Oona! I’ve been an eejit.”
Oona patted Finn’s beefy forearm.
1 answer
The line that helps the reader understand the tone of Finn's marriage to Oona is:
“Oona! I’ve been an eejit.”
This line indicates Finn's recognition of his own foolishness and suggests a level of intimacy and openness in their relationship, which contributes to a more affectionate and understanding tone in their marriage.
