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mars1129 [50]
1 year ago
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How are Francisco’s feelings about Earth different from his parents’ feelings about Earth? Answer

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Artemon [7]1 year ago
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Francisco’s feelings about Earth is different from his parents’ feelings about Earth because it reveal his conflicted views regarding school.

<h3>What was Francisco’s feelings about?</h3>

In the story of hamlet, English language was not his Francisco’s language. He had to take the first grade again. He frequently fell silent at this new school when someone attempted to speak with him in English. similar to how she asked if she could assist him. To express his need to her in English, he found it difficult to talk. He wished he was picking cotton on the farm since he felt so uncomfortable and frightened in class.

Therefore, When Francisco's teacher Mr. Lema offered to teach him how to play the trumpet, this is when he began teaching him English and as such it made him to be happy.

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