"It was Ruth Thomas’s firm position that she belonged nowhere but on Fort Niles Island. This was the position she took with her
mother: she was truly happy only on Fort Niles; Fort Niles was in her blood and soul; and the only people who understood her were the residents of Fort Niles Island. None of this, it must be said, was entirely true." This is an excerpt from ________ by Elizabeth Gilbert.
Stern Men narrates the story of Ruth Thomas who was born in 1958 in the island of Fort Niles, a young lady who decides after school to skip university and instead, she decides to join her father in the fishing boat as a Stern Men, an activity she considers supremely boring. However, she makes this decision in order to be with her beloved father. In the story, despite the fact that her decision goes against the principles already established in society and even when no one likes such decision, she becomes really successful with her goals and is able to achieve things that not even the strongest men had ever got.
because put it this way those characters you can relate to since your from the same ethnicity therefore having things in common if they do something inspirational or brave you will proud and think you can do it to because you relate to the character
Answer: What is Montag's internal conflict? Include a direct quotation to back up your answer: identity, happiness, and the society around him. He starts to question his job as a firemen, and all that he has been told to believe about books and knowledge.
