excerpt from unbroken, by laura hillenbrand
(1) on an october afternoon, louie stepped out of an army
car and stood on the lawn at 2028 gramercy avenue, looking at his
parents house for the first time in more than three years.
(2) his, this little home,\ he said, was worth all of it.
(3) as his parents and siblings filed into the house, louie paused,
overcome by a strange uneasiness. he had to push himself to walk
up the steps.
(4) the house was done up top to bottom for his homecoming. the
surface of the dining room table was a traffic jam of heaping dishes.
three years worth of christmas and birthday presents sat ready for
opening. there was a cake with welcome home louie inscribed in
the icing. in the garage sat louies beige plymouth convertible, just
as he had left it.
(5) the family ringed around louie, babbling, eager to look at him
and touch him. anthony and louise smiled, but there was a cast to
their eyes a tension that had never been there before. what louie

in paragraph 3, why is the main character
\overcome by a strange uneasiness\?
he is excited to be home and get right back to the
way things were before the war.
he does not like the atmosphere of his childhood
home.
there are complex emotions associated with
returning home from the chaos of war.
he does not look forward to seeing his family
members again.

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excerpt from unbroken, by laura hillenbrand
(1) on an october afternoon, louie stepped out of an army
car and stood on the lawn at 2028 gramercy avenue, looking at his
parents house for the first time in more than three years.
(2) 	his, this little home,\ he said, was worth all of it.
(3) as his parents and siblings filed into the house, louie paused,
 overcome by a strange uneasiness. he had to push himself to walk
up the steps.
(4) the house was done up top to bottom for his homecoming. the
 surface of the dining room table was a traffic jam of heaping dishes.
three years worth of christmas and birthday presents sat ready for
opening. there was a cake with welcome home louie inscribed in
the icing. in the garage sat louies beige plymouth convertible, just
as he had left it.
(5) the family ringed around louie, babbling, eager to look at him
and touch him. anthony and louise smiled, but there was a cast to
their eyes a tension that had never been there before. what louie

in paragraph 3, why is the main character
\overcome by a strange uneasiness\?
he is excited to be home and get right back to the
way things were before the war.
he does not like the atmosphere of his childhood
home.
there are complex emotions associated with
returning home from the chaos of war.
he does not look forward to seeing his family
members again.

Accepted Answer

# Brief Explanations:
The passage describes Louie returning home. In paragraph 3, "overcome by a strange uneasiness" implies complex emotions. Returning home from war often brings mixed feelings like anxiety, anticipation, and adjustment. The text doesn't suggest he dislikes family (so "He does not look forward to seeing his family members again" is wrong), nor that he dislikes childhood atmosphere (no such indication), and "way things were before the war" is too vague. "There are complex emotions associated with returning home from the chaos of war" aligns with the uneasiness of coming back after a life - altering experience (war).
# Answer:
There are complex emotions associated with returning home from the chaos of war.

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