At that instant the horseman turned his head and looked in the direction of his concealed foeman -seemed to look into his very f
ace, into his eyes, into his brave, compassionate heart. Based on the description of the horseman's gaze, what can the reader foreshadow?
A. The father accepts the fact that his son must shoot him.
B. The son will wrestle with his duty to shoot his father.
C. The father knows his final fate is at the bottom of the cliff.
D. The son will recognize the power of his father's words.
The sentence that best describes the relationship before Rolf Carle and his camera is " <span>It affords him the opportunity to remain disconnected from his own fears." The correct answer is C. </span>
Tidbit is an overly imaginative child. He is also the son of Teenie. He loves Hushpuppy, his dog, very much, and hates the thought of parting with him.
