Which moment from the story best describes the central idea that people only truly know their preferences through their experiences?


The narrator states that a home is more than just a house; there is an entire life of experiences that go with a home.


The narrator reflects that she might not be such a city girl and that she will make this new place her new home.


The narrator declares that she needs to take this job to jump-start her career; she has no choice but to move.


The narrator lists all the ways that her life is going to change once she moves from Chicago to rural Pennsylvania.