Reread paragraphs 97–121 of “Dark They Were, and Golden-Eyed.” Describe the other characters’ reaction to Harry’s plan. What doe

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Reread paragraphs 97–121 of “Dark They Were, and Golden-Eyed.” Describe the other characters’ reaction to Harry’s plan. What doe

s their reaction reveal about their point of view of, or way of seeing, life on Mars? How is their point of view similar to and different from Harry’s? Consider the changes they see in each other and their reactions to them.

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Zarrin [17] · Answer 1 · 2022-09-29T21:50:07+03:00

Explanation:

Harry Bittering’s point of view is that he was worried that they will be stuck on Mars because NYC was atomic bombed. He has this point of view because he noticed that the Martian air is slowly changing them into Martians. For example, the one and only cow that the Bittering's have been slowly growing a third horn. And if they don't build a rocket soon that takes them to Earth, he acknowledged that they will eventually, turn into Martians. His way of thinking was developed in the story by the author making Sam and the other characters in this section act casual making Harry tense up even more.