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san4es73 [151]
3 years ago
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According to Nora, what happens when it rains? What does she believe this reveals about human nature (people are all the same, n

o matter their race)? Say why you agree or disagree with this observation. Seedfolks
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1 answer:
adelina 88 [10]3 years ago
8 0
But that doesn't mean we can't use our sleuth skills to discover more about her. Actually, we can learn a ton about Nora by watching the way she treats Mr. Myles. Take a look at what a thoughtful lady Nora turns out to be:
I determined that Mr. Myles should do more than simply watch, wheelchair or no.
I worked on the problem in my head. Two days later, driving to his apartment, I stopped at the garden and unloaded a large plastic trash barrel and a shovel. I wheeled him up an hour later, used my pocketknife to cut holes in the bottom of the barrel for drainage, and built up a fine sweat shoveling in dirt. I'd brought with me a dozen seed packets. (10.5)
That's some thinking. Nora is determined and not afraid to get dirty so that Mr. M can plant his part of the garden. And from what she tells us, it doesn't sound like Nora plants any seeds of her own. This is one selfless lady.
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