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Which viewpoint is most suitable to understand the father in the story?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Seeing both his strict behaviour and hidden love

A balanced reading is necessary to understand Kezia’s father. At first he appears strict, busy, and frightening, and his punishment contributes to Kezia’s fear. However, judging him only from that behaviour would ignore the later moment when he protects and comforts her after a nightmare. His actions show that he loves his daughter but expresses affection quietly and imperfectly. Comparing him with Macdonald can be useful, yet comparison alone does not explain his whole personality. Therefore, option C is the most suitable viewpoint because it includes both the stern exterior and the hidden care. It avoids the unfair conclusion that he is completely bad.

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Class 9EnglishThe Little GirlCharacter AnalysisHidden LoveParent Child RelationshipsClass 9 Mcq

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Seeing both his strict behaviour and hidden love

Why is this the correct answer?

A balanced reading is necessary to understand Kezia’s father. At first he appears strict, busy, and frightening, and his punishment contributes to Kezia’s fear. However, judging him only from that behaviour would ignore the later moment when he protects and comforts her after a nightmare. His actions show that he loves his daughter but expresses affection quietly and imperfectly. Comparing him with Macdonald can be useful, yet comparison alone does not explain his whole personality. Therefore, option C is the most suitable viewpoint because it includes both the stern exterior and the hidden care. It avoids the unfair conclusion that he is completely bad.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 English question. Chapter: The Little Girl. Topic: Parent-child relationships.

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