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Why is Kezia's night fear decisive in the story?

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Correct answer: It brings out the father's hidden affection

The governing concept is character revelation through a crisis. Until Kezia becomes frightened at night, she mainly sees her father as a large, strict and frightening person. When she wakes from a nightmare, he does not scold or ignore her; instead, he takes her to his room, makes her comfortable and allows her to sleep beside him. This action reveals tenderness that ordinary conversation had concealed. Therefore, option A is correct. The fear does not permanently divide the family, punish Grandmother or make Macdonald central; those choices contradict the story's movement towards emotional understanding and a warmer father-daughter relationship.

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The Little GirlEmpathyCharacter RevelationEnglishClass 9 Mcq

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