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English, 03.09.2020 21:01 canyonmorlan

The author quotes Thoreau in a passage that celebrates the virtues of nature in the decomposition of a dead horse lines 180-193. Then she addresses Thoreau directly: "Come off it, Henry David." What central idea is developed in lines 194-202? What effect does Oates's tone, or attitude toward her subject, in this passage have on the reader

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