The aspect of Theodora Dace's behavior before and after she mailed the manuscript of "April Showers" is best illustrated by the emotional state of suspense.
- The Suspense created a feeling of uncertainty, anxiety, and excitement in Theodora. It changed her emotional state of mind or behavior.
- Suspense captured Theodora Dace's emotional state when she sent her first manuscript to a publishing house. The book was titled "April Showers." But the society was male-dominated, female authors were not much unheard of or recognized at that time? Theodora was very young, in her teens.
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Anxiously, she waited for the postmaster's envelope. The anticipation was palpable until she confronted the publisher in Boston and ascertained the fate of her manuscript.
Thus, Theodora was filled with suspense, marked by uncertain anticipation before and after delivering the manuscript to the publishers.
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