Why are edna’s last thoughts centered on her childhood and the long, green grass? how has she come full circle since her last trip to grand isle?

She thinks her childhood since she was carrying on like a kid and she supposes her adolescence and her endeavor to wind up is finished.

The last time she went to Grand Isle she made sense of that she needed to locate her new self once more, yet now she makes sense of that she is finished getting herself.

Patricia Kuhl in her 2000 study of language acquisition in babies found that infants exploit the statistics of language they hear in voices of their caretakers or others around them. By detecting the statistical pattern of language, babies start to learn about syllables and when one unit of language (a word) ends and a new one begins.