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allsm [11]
3 years ago
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What do the narrators of both selections "train trip" and "wild" have in common

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Soloha48 [4]3 years ago
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Answer:

The narrators of both "Train Trip" and "Wild" focus on their <em>emotional connection to having a journey that were impulsive in nature. </em>

"Train Trip" centers on the narrator feeling <u>both excitement and hesitance</u> in going to Canada while "Wild's" narrator focuses on<u> her feeling of hiking in the wild by trailing Mojave Desert towards Washington State.</u>

Explanation:

"Train Trip" is a story written by<em> Ernest Hemingway</em> while "Wild" is a story written by<em> Cheryl Strayd.</em>

Train Trip is all about a story between a <u>father and a son</u> (named<em> Jimmy)</em> and their trip to Canada by train. The father witnesses a guard being stabbed to death by a criminal inside the train.

Wild is all about <em>Cheryl Strayd</em> and her journey by independently trailing a mountain, which was an impulsive decision that strengthened her.

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