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How should father's anger be balanced in emotional analysis?

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Correct answer: Along with his anger, his later affection, concern, and protective nature should also be considered

The governing principle is balanced characterisation: a literary character should be judged through a range of actions, not through one striking incident. Kezia initially notices her father’s anger and therefore sees him as harsh and frightening. That response is important because it explains her insecurity, but it is incomplete. During her nightmare, he takes her to his bed, comforts her, and provides safety. These actions reveal concern and a protective instinct that had previously remained hidden. Option A is correct because it includes both sides and explains the change in Kezia’s understanding. B is one-sided, C falsely reduces his anger to mischief, and D ignores evidence that drives the story’s emotional resolution.

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Class 9EnglishThe Little GirlCharacter AnalysisAnger And AffectionEmotional UnderstandingClass 9 Mcq

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