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kumpel [21]
3 years ago
10

The loving mother discussion questions answer​

English
1 answer:
givi [52]3 years ago
8 0

Explanation:

<u>The story The Loving Mother is about a mother’s love for her child. It shows how a mother’s spirit is not in peace after leaving behind a small baby. Even after death, the mother keeps taking care of the child.</u>

1. If I were Mr. Sakota, I would be afraid to let this woman in at midnight; but still, I would let her in as being a pharmacist I would want to know what happened and what help she needed. It could be that someone is dying or someone is feeling very bad, and pharmacists should provide any help in their abilities.

2. It is hard to say as she was a ghost. Usually, the ghosts are not very talkative in the supernatural stories, but I think she would ask him to follow her and he would find the baby much earlier.

3. It seemed that her eyes are looking through him and not at him, that scared the pharmacist. The eyes seemed to belong to someone from another world, because they were empty, not showing any feelings or emotions as if she was not present at the moment. I think her eyes were full of sadness and grief, all she was thinking about was her left baby.

4. The pharmacist wanted to know who that woman was or find her later in the day, that's why he did it. But it turned out to be a good idea as thanks to this later he found a baby of this woman, and we can assume the baby was saved.

The loving mother could not leave this world until she knew her baby was saved.

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