Question

In lala land, a child named nani is born with purple hair instead of blue hair like everyone else in the land. as nani grows up, the kids in her village won't play with her and even make fun of her purple hair. when she becomes a teenager, a giant ogre begins to terrorize her village. when nani discovers the ogre's favorite color is purple, she befriends him and convinces him to leave her village alone. now everyone in the village loves nani. what is most likely the author's purpose in this story?

Answer 1

The author's purpose in this history is that people judge others even though not knowing them. In this case Nani has purple hair instead of blue like everyone else, but it doesn't mean Nani is a bad person. It's just different. Being friend of an Ogre and convincing him of leaving the village made Nani a hero and now everyone in the village loves Nani. I guess because they now feel safe. I think the purpose is never judge or discriminate others just because are different. You never know that person who you  judge can be a hero for you in one way or another.

Answer 2

To persuade readers to be accepting of other. - apex