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Korvikt [17]
3 years ago
14

Consider the main characters from the stolen day and the night the bed fell in a paragraph discuss which character learns the mo

st and which one learns the least.
English
2 answers:
BartSMP [9]3 years ago
8 0
I think the one that learn the least is : The narrator's aunt. She kept making unreasonable accusation throughout the story. One of it was that she believed that the burglar has been coming to her house every night for the last 40 years. i might say that the one that learn the most would be the narrator himself.

Hope this helps
Vitek1552 [10]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

In <em>"Stolen Day"</em> and <em>"The night the bed fell"</em> the characters go through very uncommon situations. In “Stolen Day” the narrator thinks he is has been infected with inflammatory rheumatism from a friend. He is not aware that everything is just his imagination and that he only wants his mother's attention. In the end, he keeps thinking his “illness” is real and never becomes aware of his reality, this makes him the character that learns the least. On the other hand, in “The night the bed fell” the narrator tells about a particular situation that happened in his youth. He explains how his bed made a sound and it led the entire family to think that the father was dying in the attic, where he usually sleeps. In the end, all of them discovered that it was the bed. For this reason, this is the character that learns the most.  

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