Which explains how the sun feels about Scarface at the end of the story of Scarface?

English

2 answers:

Lina20 [59]2 years ago

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(D) Sun admires Scarface for his bravery.

tigry1 [53]2 years ago

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The Sun God admires Scarface for his bravery (D) at the end of "The Story of Scarface."

In "The Story of Scarface," Scarface wants to marry the beautiful daughter of the old chief. However, she could not marry because she promised the Sun God that she would not marry without his permission. Scarface made the journey to ask for her hand and along the way made friends with the son of the Sun God, Morning Star. Scarface saved Morning Star from a giant flock of birds. The Sun God admired Scarface's bravery and was grateful to him for saving his son. He granted Scarface his wish and removed the scars from his face.

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