What do the last three lines of the poem reveal about the narrator's perspective in the bookmaking a fist?
The narrator looks fondly upon that trip, despite her fear of death.
The narrator has accepted not knowing everything and by "clenching and opening" her hand, she reminds herself that she is alive.
The narrator is frustrated with all of the unanswered questions she still has.
The narrator has not grown up, but feels stuck in that car.
