How does the narrators view of the faith cure man differ from martha bensons

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Alborosie4 years ago

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his view was he was a strong person and helped a lot of people so his view was he was a good man

dangina [55]4 years ago

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The correct answer is the following.

In the “Faith-cure Man”, Martha Benson originally felt acceptance on the work the Faith-cure man did. But Martha´s feelings change throughout the story when her child die. So first she had faith in that the Faith-cure man could save the child but in the end, she lost her faith. Martha did not believe the doctor’s diagnose, and she took Lucy –her daughter- to the Faith-cure Man that tried to help her with his elixirs and rituals.

Paul Laurence Durban wrote “Faith-cure Man”. It refers to the story of a man who uses faith to cure people.

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