Which statement best explains the meaning of the oxymoron "joyful sorrow" as used in this quotation?

“My only child left for college today," said Mrs. Kim. "I felt a joyful sorrow as I watched him board the plane."

A)Mrs. Kim is happy her son is going to college but sad he won't be living at home anymore.
B)Mrs. Kim isn't completely happy about her son going to college because worrying about the plane flight makes her sad.
C)Mrs. Kim believes raising her son is the only joy she has in life, which causes her to resent him for leaving.
D)Mrs. Kim feels joy that her son is taking his first trip on a plane, but she also feels sad because he might be scared to be alone.

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Answer:

A

Explanation:

I think that the answer is Mrs. Kim is happy her son is going to college but sad he won't be living at home anymore.

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The statement nest explains the meaning of the oxymoron “joyful sorrow” is  Mrs. Kim is happy her son is going to college but sad he won't be living at home anymore.

What is joyful sorrow?

Joyful sorrow is an autobiography written by Julie Busler. She wrote in the book about mental illness and her journey when she had a mental breakdown and her end up in a Turkish mental hospital.

Thus, the correct option is A) Mrs. Kim is happy her son is going to college but sad he won't be living at home anymore.

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