1.One of the themes in the Red Room is the theme of fear. You can see this theme through the entire story because of the tone of the story and how the characters react to the red room. The tone is full of fear and danger because the characters do not want to enter the red room for fear that it is haunted.
2. I think the author is able to show the theme of fear very well because the author is able to create a tone that is fearful and full of danger. The author also creates this theme very well by how narrator of the story becomes terrified after he boasts about how he isn't afraid of the red room.
3. I believe the narrator was nervous because of what he saw and heard.
4. The man meant that there was more to the room then just darkness and that the room was haunted.
Hope that helps you
Answer:
Through the statement that Toby taught himself how to help Parker
Explanation:
Sir Kay told Percival to kill a knight that was bothering King Arthur before he can speak with King Arthur. Percival is a young boy who was raised by his mother in the forests of Wales, UK. He wanted to be a knight so traveled to King Arthur's court when he was teased by Sir Kay. After Percival had killed the knight and taken his vermilion armor, he set out for adventure. He trained with an experienced knight, Gornemant, and ends up rescuing Gornemant's niece.
