An inference is a conclusion that a reader draws based on evidence in a text.
Answer:
Manuel and the Magic Fox takes place at the Playas Valley in April.
Explanation:
"Manuel and the Magic Fox" is a short story written by Ekaterina Sedia. The story is about Manuel, a young boy, and red fox, he meets in the forest. The girl named Tomiko is the red fox, who disguised in a human skin.
The story, "Manuel and the Magic Fox" takes place at the Playas Valley, New Mexico. The time when this story takes place is in April.
The textual evidence for this inference is:
<em>"Manuel Lainez walked across the reddish sand of the Playas Valley. The sun almost touched a low mountain range that hid the town of Lordsburg from view, and Manuel picked up his step. He had lingered at the Navajo reservation for too long, in thrall to his uncle’s tales, and now he hurried back home, to the Pueblo, the crisp April air invigorating his every step."</em>
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The voice here means the impact of others and their interference in her life and it is important that every child is encouraged to find their own so that they can make their own decisions.
This is shown through the decisions made for the narrator by others as they took charge over her own life.
<h3>What is the Chapter trying to communicate?</h3>
This refers to the intention of the author to show the importance of finding one's voice as this would let them take charge of their life.
Hence, we can see that based on the given description that her life was often “narrated for me by others and their voices were forceful, emphatic, absolute.
However, she eventually found her voice and discovered that it was as strong as theirs and took charge of her life.
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