ms. sue i have little more questions on story i be posting one by one.

Even though this author Emily be admired as writer, she be better well-known as painter. What aspects of her style remind u of the visual arts? Write down passages that illustrate ur answers.

I get the second part I not get the first part to this question. These be the passages I choose.
*The rain stopped, and white mist came up from the sea, gradually paling her back into the forest. It was as if she belonged there, and the mist were carrying her home. Presently the mist took the forest too, and, wrapping them both together, hid them away.
*The Indian’s eyes, coming slowly from across the sea, followed my pointing finger. Resentment showed in his face, greeny-brown and wrinkled like a baked apple- resentment that white folks should pry into matters wholly Indian.

Your examples are good.

Her choice of words and phraseology reminds me of the visual arts.

thanks very much ms. sue :)

You're very welcome, Mohammad.

In order to understand what aspects of Emily's style remind you of the visual arts, you can look for descriptions or passages in the story that evoke imagery, use vivid language, or create visual scenes in your mind.

For example, in the first passage you provided, the author describes the rain stopping and white mist coming up from the sea. The mist is then described as gradually paling Emily's back into the forest, as if she belongs there and the mist is carrying her home. This description creates a visual image of mist enveloping the character and blending her into the forest. The use of color (white mist) and the mention of the forest contribute to a sense of visual imagery, which is a characteristic often associated with visual arts.

Similarly, in the second passage, the author describes the Indian's face as greeny-brown and wrinkled, like a baked apple. This comparison uses visual language to help the reader imagine the appearance of the character's face. The mention of colors and textures helps create a visual image that can be associated with painting or other visual arts.

By analyzing these passages and looking for similar descriptions throughout the story, you can identify aspects of Emily's style that remind you of the visual arts. It's important to find passages that evoke sensory experiences and help you visualize the scenes being described.