Which story features a girl raised outside society trying to adapt to human expectations?

• A. Lucy's Home for Girls Raised by Wolves
• B. The Medicine Bag
• C. In Mrs. Tilscher's Class
• D. Death Be Not Proud

Answer: (A)

When someone has lived outside society, the tension comes from learning the rules, language, and behaviors that define being part of a community. A girl raised by wolves embodies that challenge: she must swap instinctual, nonverbal communication with wolves for human social cues, figure out how to speak, dress, and behave, and decide where she fits among people. This clear focus on adapting to human expectations is what makes this story the best fit for the question. The Medicine Bag centers on family heritage and intergenerational meaning, In Mrs. Tilscher's Class portrays school life and growing up, and Death Be Not Proud deals with mortality and resilience—topics that don’t center on adjusting to human society in the same way.