Question 4 of 10 Which of the following passages from "The Jilting of Granny Weatherall"
shows imagery?
O A. Nonsense. It was strange about children. They disputed your every
word.
O B. She tried to remember. No, I swear he never harmed me but in
that.
C. She was strong, in three days she would be as well as ever.
O D. Dark colors with the shadows rising towards the ceiling in long
angles.

D.) Dark colors with the shadows rising towards the ceiling in lone angles.

We associate the pink ribbons with Faith, Goodman Brown's young wife, whose innocence and devout character are seemed to be represented in part by the colour of her ribbons. I think potentially that the falling to the ground of these ribbons can symbolise one of the themes of the story, which is the fact that we are all sinners - none of us are so good as to avoid the taint of sin on our hearts.