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how does frederick douglasss tone change when he arrives in baltimore?

a. he seems stoic and cold.

b. he seems to be angry.

c. he shows more emotion.

d. he becomes sad and hopeless.

Explanation:

In Frederick Douglass's narrative, upon arriving in Baltimore, his tone shifts to show more emotion. Baltimore represented a change in his circumstances (e.g., better treatment, new opportunities), leading to a more expressive and hopeful tone compared to his earlier stoic or oppressed - feeling tone. Options A (stoic/cold), B (angry), and D (sad/hopeless) do not align with the tone change associated with his arrival in Baltimore.

Answer:

C. He shows more emotion.