1. Select two ways that the interaction between characters is different in the two passages.
A. Poe's narrator is eager for the doctor to leave, while Jane Eyre wishes the
housekeeper would stay longer.
B. Jane Eyre hopes the housekeeper will like her, while Poe's narrator is uninterested
in how the valet sees him.
C. The doctor and Poe's narrator have different opinions, while the housekeeper and
Jane Eyre agree with each other.
D. The housekeeper talks to Jane Eyre in a friendly way, while the valet does not
converse with Poe's narrator.
E. The housekeeper asks Jane Eyre many questions, while the valet is curious about
Poe's narrator but remains silent.
F. The valet tries to prevent Poe's narrator from observing the House of Usher, while
the housekeeper shows off her employer's house to Jane Eyre.