Why does Gulliver feel so guilty for “answering nature’s call” at the beginning of chapter 2? What does this tell you about Gull

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Why does Gulliver feel so guilty for “answering nature’s call” at the beginning of chapter 2? What does this tell you about Gull

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Gemiola [76] · Answer 1 · 2024-03-21T14:49:33+03:00

He feels bad about answering the call of nature because he has abandoned his obligations in civilization.

<h3>Why is this a bad thing?</h3>

Because he was always very responsive.
Because this is unusual behavior for him.

Gulliver has obligations to his job, his family, and society at large. This makes him have a lot of work to do and people who depend on him. He always fulfilled these obligations, but in heeding the call of nature, he left it all behind.

Gulliver is happy to be away from obligations, but at the same time, he is sad and feels guilty for abandoning them.

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