Question

review the thirty - first and thirty - second paragraphs.
longer labored. he seemed to have fully recovered, and yet, i reflected, we were barely any closer to sea level. in my notes, i carefully recorded the time, estimated the altitude, and jotted a few observations about grandpas glowing skin. there was an angle to this story that i hadnt accounted for.
31 abruptly, the gondola jerked forward and resumed its slow descent to the base of mount pronghorn. i flipped through my notebook and tried to summarize everything i knew so far. looking at the three of them, i was ready to ask some hard - hitting questions, but i stopped myself.
32 dad and aunt allison were cheerfully swapping stories, and grandpa was grinning. maybe that was the story after all.
how has isabella changed by the end of the story?
she now believes that nothing happened between her dad and allison in the past.
she would prefer to let her dad and allison be happy than to uncover their past.
she is not interested in being a journalist anymore.
she now believes the family mystery is too complicated for her to solve.

Explanation:

In paragraph 31, Isabella is ready to ask hard - hitting questions but stops herself. In paragraph 32, seeing her dad, aunt, and grandpa happy, she realizes that their happiness (maybe that was the story after all) is more important than uncovering past mysteries.

Answer:

She would prefer to let her dad and Allison be happy than to uncover their past.