Answer:
Refer to the Explanation section.
(Plot, setting, style, figurative language).
Explanation:
The narrative begins with the phrase "Where’s Blunt?", indicating Hatch's eagerness to see Blunt. This reflects the author’s stylistic choices and how they shape Hatch's character through his interactions with others.
Furthermore, figurative language is employed effectively throughout, such as in the following examples:
(1). "He conversed with a moving window."
(2). "Mamma spoke from the dark, cave-like interior."
The description of Blunt’s blinking illustrates his demeanor, while the phrase "She was sposed..." showcases Hatch’s character, indicating a use of REPETITION.