This question is based on Literary Principles.
‘Otto’s wife was a potter. Nessa remembered Sandra. Davis telling hr this. Not just a wife, not just a mother- as Nesa’s own mother had been, as all the women in her childhood were and were expected to be: cooks and floor scrubbers, fanatical table polishers and chairback starchers nest builders.’
Georgina Hammie, Habits
In the passage above, Otto’s wife
‘Otto’s wife was a potter. Nessa remembered Sandra. Davis telling hr this. Not just a wife, not just a mother- as Nesa’s own mother had been, as all the women in her childhood were and were expected to be: cooks and floor scrubbers, fanatical table polishers and chairback starchers nest builders.’
Georgina Hammie, Habits
In the passage above, Otto’s wife
-
A.
scrubbed floors and polished tyables like the other women -
B.
was a pooter and was therefore spared other domestic jobs -
C.
was a potter like Nessa’s mother -
D.
was a potter in addition to being a wife and mother