How does the description of the ivy vine in paragraph 18 contribute to the tone of the passage?
t reflects Sue’s determination to keep Johnsy alive.
It shows the hopelessness of being fragile.
It shows the run-down environment where Sue and Johnsy live.
It reflects the narrator’s sense of optimism.
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