“Everything suddenly looked black” 1) What prompted the speaker to make such an observation? 2) What does the quoted line mean?
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In the chapter 'The Sound of Music Part I,' Evelyn Glennie says "Everything suddenly looked black" when it was discovered by a specialist that her hearing was severely impaired as a result of gradual nerve damage. Her parents were advised that she should be fitted with hearing aids and sent to a school for the deaf.
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