Answer:Their actions could be understood as compulsion of their needs. They were realistic. Yes, they are interesting and convincing.
Explanation:
Federigo’s actions are realistic. He has a strong desire to impress Mona Giovanna. So it’s convincing that he would sacrifice his falcon to serve her a good meal. However, Mona Giovanna’s actions are not realistic. She agrees to marry Federigo even though she doesn’t seem to be in love with him. Her decision is especially puzzling because she makes it after she realizes that Federigo’s falcon is dead, and therefore she can’t save her sick child. Maybe she was lonely and Federigo was the only person who had shown that he cared for her after her son’s death.
Federigo and Mona Giovanna's actions were based on the need of the situation. It was a series of compulsive actions that they had to do take because of the demanding situations.
Yes, they were realistic as they knew that their actions would result in a situation which would benefit a greater need i.e., Giovanna's son for Giovanna and Giovanna's heart for Federigo.
Both Federigo and Giovanna are interesting and convincing characters. They had to face different circumstances yet they remained determined through the bad situation in their lives and still decided to be in good terms with one another.
Answer: I don’t think they’d turn water into alcohol, or escape a coffin, so probably turn canaries into goldfish then back fo canaries again. I didn’t see the scene, so it might be wrong.
