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I think its (D)"But its not Africa now,its Green Mansions country and Rina"
The answer is A!
It should read;
Looking toward the south, I saw a funnel shaped cloud stir up the dust.
The cloud can't see so a noun had to be added.
This is a very complex book with lots of underlying themes. Since the main character dies despite its pride and perseverance the correct answer is B. The Nature is a powerful force and should be given great respect and also C. Humans can learn a great deal from animals around them, since the main character learns a lot from a wolf. Almost all of the London's stories about the Great North serve to show that there is something greater than us, that the nature will ultimately win because we do not know how to play by it's rules yet.
The story's protagonist and antagonists show the Anglo-Saxon cultural value that noble and good men will overcome their challenges, while evil creatures will suffer the consequences of their actions.
<h3>How to explain Beowulf's defeat to the dragon without hurting this cultural value?</h3>
- Beowulf went to face the dragon when he sensed his death was near.
- Facing the dragon was an act of heroism and masculinity, which were valued by the Anglo-Saxons.
- Even in his defeat, Beowulf died honorably and nobly, as the Anglo-Saxons valued.
One of the alternatives was for Beowulf not to face the creatures. This could have a good result for him, as he wouldn't get hurt and waste his own life, keeping himself safe. However, this would be negative for the people who would suffer the attacks of the creatures and would have no way to defend themselves, being forced to live in a situation of constant terror.
This point highlights Anglo-Saxon values linked to heroism, as Beowulf sacrificed himself for the sake of social well-being.
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