The theme for the fox and the crane is "do not play tricks on your neighbor unless you can stand the same treatment yourself" this answer relates to the story because the fox treated the crane badly but he expected her to give him a proper dinner. for the second story, the theme is "do not listen to the advice of someone who wants to lower you to their own level" this relates to the story because the fox is trying to get all the foxes to cut their tails off so he would not be the only one who is made fun of. the moral of the last story is "there is always someone who is worse off than yourself/others" this relates to the story because the hares are scared of everything that comes in their path...they are one of the creatures that fear almost everything
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The last one:
Andrea is getting a second opinion regarding her liver cancer diagnosis from
Harold Martin, a specialist at the Manor Clinic, in Boston.
This narrative engages the reader because it is such a change from the list that precedes it.
The reader moves from a list in lines 1-10 and then moves into the author's personal experience of tachycardia. This engages the reader because it is immediately interesting, and the reader wants to continue reading to find out how this attack connects to the larger theme of nature.
Furthermore, the language Oates uses features clear imagery -- we can easily imagine her lying there, on the ground. The effect is a powerful one and immediately interesting to the reader.
Maybe it means if he knew the parts he left out his life would be different.
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