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arlik [135]
2 years ago
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Galaad visits Mrs. Whitaker three times. How effectively does Gaiman use these visits to develop the relationship between these

characters? Explain.
English
1 answer:
Step2247 [10]2 years ago
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It should be noted that the character development was vital as it shows that they were both curious about each other.

<h3>Relationship between characters.</h3>

It should be noted that from the story, Mrs. Whitaker was a widow and found a holy grail which she took home and used as a decoration.

Then, Galahad appeared and was obsessed with the holy grail. He wanted the woman to give the object to him but she refused. Therefore, he constantly visited her and brought gifts for her.

Therefore, this illustrates that they were both curious about the feelings of each other and wanted to know each other better.

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