Read the paired passages. Passage A (journal fragment) 1. The lawyer left court under a sun that broke through rain. 2. A puddle held the courthouse steps upside down. 3. The mixed weather matched the verdict that freed one man and ruined another. 4. Newsboys shouted at the corner. Passage B (narrative fragment) 1. The village voted as fog rolled over the fields. 2. The road ahead was visible only in patches, like the choice they had made. 3. A cart lantern glowed yellow. 4. Crows waited on the fence. Which pair avoids one-passage-only evidence and best supports the claim that both passages use weather imagery to suggest moral ambiguity?