WFE queston chapt 13
what difference main character see in circus in nursing home and one he see when he be young?
this be be less abusive and not interesting?
Right.
thanks ms. sue :)
To understand the difference the main character sees in the circus at the nursing home compared to when they were young, you would need to read Chapter 13 of the book "WFE" (presumably "Water for Elephants" by Sara Gruen).
To find the answer to this specific question, follow these steps:
1. Obtain a copy of the book: If you don't already have a copy of the book "Water for Elephants," you can purchase, borrow, or download it from a library or an online platform.
2. Read Chapter 13: Locate and read Chapter 13 of the book. This chapter will offer insight into the specific differences the main character observes in the circus.
3. Analyze the descriptions and events: As you read, pay attention to the narrative and descriptions provided by the author. Look for any references to the main character's experiences in the circus, both in the nursing home and when they were younger.
4. Take notes: Make note of any contrasting elements or significant details mentioned in the text that highlight the main character's observations. This could include differences in the level of abuse depicted, the level of interest or excitement, or any other noteworthy distinctions.
By following these steps, you will be able to understand and identify the specific differences the main character sees in the circus at the nursing home compared to their experiences when they were younger.