In "No Witchcraft for sale", what does the fact that a man skilled and wise as Gideon works as a servant suggest about the socie

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In "No Witchcraft for sale", what does the fact that a man skilled and wise as Gideon works as a servant suggest about the socie

ty in which the story takes place?
A) it is not a religious society
B) it is not a peaceful society
C) it is not a wealthy society
D) it is not a fair and just society

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kobusy [5.1K] · Answer 1 · 2023-05-27T04:32:35+03:00

In the plot of the story, No Witchcraft for Sale, is found to be taken place in the not fair society.

<h3>Who is the author of No Witchcraft for Sale?</h3>

The novel No Witchcraft for Sale is written by Doris Lessing. She made the story with the theme in between the whites and the Africans and found that there has been culture clash between the whites and the Native Africans.

Gideon is the native and even being considered with the presence of the skill and wise, they are not regarded with respect and work as servant in the society.

The treatment of Gideon suggests the story has been portraying the unfair society. Thus, option D is correct.

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