Catch The Moon31. Think about how this story would have been different if it had been told from Mr. Cintrón’s point of view. Indicate a question that might NOT have been answered if the story had been...

Catch The Moon31. Think about how this story would have been different if it had been told from Mr. Cintrón’s point of view. Indicate a question that might NOT have been answered if the story had been presented from the point of view of this character.Everyday Use32. The story is narrated by Mama. Her narration is not always reliable. List an emotion or belief of Mama’s that may be influencing her narration. Explain how these emotions or beliefs affect the information transmitted to readers. Explain which character or characters would be able to provide readers with an alternative perspective.33. The story is narrated by Mama. Her narration is not always reliable. List another emotion or belief ofMama’s that may be influencing her narration. Explain how these emotions or beliefs affect the information transmitted to readers. Explain which character or characters would be able to provide readers with an alternative perspective.The Masque of the Red Death34. Describe an aspect of “The Masque of the Red Death” that is allegorical. How does the author use a character or object as a symbol for something else?The Open Window35. The story contains two flashbacks. One flashback describes the discussion between Nuttel and his sister; the other describes a great tragedy. What are two differences between the flashbacks?


Document Short Answers 31. Beowulf is driven from the internal conflict of desiring for glory during his fight with Grendel’s mother. He is charmed by the attainment of glorious position in history, if he successfully defeats her— which he actually does—and it will lead to make him an immortal character. 32. The three qualities of Arthur that make him celebrating heroic character are warrior, jovial and helping the commoners. In various instances, Arthur proves his skills as a warrior by wining epic battles against the enemies and at the same time, he assists his people to make sure that they earn their living proudly. 33. Sir Gawain takes up the responsibility to fight with Green Knight instead of letting the king. He is the man of valor who is gifted with the undaunted courage to appear in the battle because for him, a King is the most important asset for the kingdom, therefore; he must retain his position and not endanger his life in battle. 34. The highest degree of humility is shown by Sir Gawain when he decides to offer back the kisses to the wife of Lord after winning the battle. His humility remains intact even during the battle with Green Knight as he fights with honor and with courage before an enemy who has greater skills than him. 35. The loyalty that Sir Gawain is shown when he decides to share the glory of victory with his peers in battle. His perception implies that he was not alone in the battle and he must behave like a true leader who is genuine servant to the throne. 1