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Why is Kezia's nightmare necessary for empathy in the plot?

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Correct answer: It makes Kezia directly experience her father's protection

The nightmare is a turning point because it changes empathy from an abstract idea into a personal experience for Kezia. She wakes frightened and vulnerable, and her father responds by taking her close, letting her sleep beside him and giving her reassurance. Through this direct experience, she discovers that the man she feared can also be a source of protection and comfort. The Macdonald family episode helps her observe a different father-child relationship, but it does not itself provide the same immediate experience of her own father’s care. The nightmare does not anger him or make Grandmother central. Therefore, option B correctly identifies its plot function and emotional importance.

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The Little GirlKeziaNightmareEmpathyPlot DevelopmentEnglishClass 9 Mcq

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