A good poem is the fishermans son
This question is about "Balboa", by S. Murray
Answer:
One of Balboa's main traits is its arrogance. This trait suggests how arrogant and violent European exploitation in indigenous territories was.
Explanation:
"Balboa" tells the story about Balboa's relationship with the indigenous people in the territory he was exploring. Balboa is an extremely arrogant, boastful, violent and very abusive character in relation to indigenous people, but he wants to maintain the position of good leader and good territory manager.
Balboa's personality reflects the theme of the story that Europeans used an image of good citizens, but exploited the Indians with arrogance and violence.
Answer:
The author reveals Alexandra's thoughts regarding her behavior and the family outing. These thoughts are revealed from the third-person limited narrator.
Explanation:
The author uses the third-person limited narrator. with that, we were able to understand Alexandra’s thoughts and how she changes, after realizing that she was being wrong about the ride. That's because she was in a bad mood about the family outing, but she realizes how much fun it would be to enjoy the outing, than to behave badly.
Mohan bought rice from the shop.
