what do the idioms," subject to fits of fantasy", " take my chances", and," a narrow escape'', mean in the story Raymonds Run?

'subject to fits of fantasy': an imaginative and unrealistic idea.

'take my chance': grab the opportunity and make the most out of it.

'a narrow escape': a barely successful escape from a posit danger.

Explanation:

"Raymond's Run" is a short story penned by Toni Cade Bambara. The story is narrated from Hazel Parker's (a. k. a Squeaky) view.

The idioms are words and phrases that are used as a form of expression conveying the meaning other than the literal one.

The meaning of the given idioms are listed below:

'subject to fits of fantasy': an imaginative and unrealistic idea. 'take my chance': grab the opportunity and make the most out of it. 'a narrow escape': a barely successful escape from a posit danger.