Why does Giselle

1 answer:

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The question wants a personal answer, based on your interpretation of the text. In that case, I can't answer your question, but I'll show you how to answer it.

First, you must read the folk tale. This reading should allow you to understand the story and decide if the plot and the universe it presents are attractive or not to you.

With that, you can decide if you would like to live in the universe of this tale or not. After that decision, you can write your answer.

<h3>Steps for writing your answer.</h3>

Show basic information about "The Firebird.”
Show your decision to live or not in the folk tale "The Firebird".
Show the reasons that made you make that decision.

More information about folk tales at the link:

brainly.com/question/1888738

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