The key figures in the text are the<em> four lawyers</em> <u>(Speed</u>, <u>Hardin</u>,<u> Linco</u>ln and<u> the forgotten name</u>),<em> the mother robin</em> and <em>the nestlings</em>. Speed, Hardin and the other lawyer teaches us that some people such as <em>the rich </em>or <em>those with good positions</em> do not help or mind people who struggle, while Lincoln teaches us that only a few in good positions are <em>sincer</em>e in helping people. The mother bird teaches us that some people in the society are <u>working hard in order to provide for their family </u><em>(however their sufferings are not often heard)</em><u> </u>while the nestlings (young birds) teaches us that some are <u>helpless in the society</u> and <u>needs support</u>.
Explanation:
The question above is related to "Saving the Birds," an inspirational story that teaches about moral values. It portrays the different characters in the story and how their values impact the society.
This story increased the chance for Abraham Lincoln to be voted as<em> United State's President</em>.
