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What is the importance of the nightmare in Kezia's empathy?

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Correct answer: It becomes a turning point that reveals the father's affectionate and caring nature.

In narrative analysis, a turning point is an event that changes a character’s understanding or relationship. Kezia’s nightmare performs this function. When she is frightened, her father does not punish or dismiss her; he picks her up, comforts her, and allows her to sleep beside him. This direct experience gives her evidence that his stern outer manner hides affection and responsibility. Consequently, she begins to feel empathy instead of seeing him only as a frightening authority figure. Option B is correct. Option A is incomplete because the nightmare begins with fear but leads to insight; C reverses the result, and D describes an event that does not occur.

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The Little GirlNightmareEmpathyTurning PointEnglishClass 9 Mcq

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