What does the woman compare herself to?
a. a creature of the sea
b. a teacher of truths
c. a sort of salvation
Question 2
What does the narrator mean when he says his glasses were singing?
a. that he saw the world through her, so he didn't need glasses
b. that she had affected him so much, even his glasses felt her presence
c. that her voice was so loud and shrill, it made his glasses vibrate
