Which answer best analyzes how two texts from the module support this theme?

Those who are selfless and generous will eventually find their reward.

The speaker in "Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening" treats his horse kindly; in "Chura and Marwe," Marwe chooses Chura for her husband although he is ugly.

In "The Story of Scarface," Scarface must win the favor of the Sun to earn his love's hand; in "The Tiger's Whisker," Yun Ok faces a tiger each night to learn the patience she will need to reach her husband.

The speaker of "Sympathy" sympathizes with a caged bird; an Angel takes pity on the dead Swallow.

The Swallow in "The Happy Prince" is brought to Paradise by an Angel; in "Chura and Marwe," Marwe chooses Chura for her husband, even though he is ugly.

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Maliyah Hurley

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17 November, 10:15

Which answer best analyzes how two texts from the module support this theme?

Those who are selfless and generous will eventually find their reward.

The speaker in "Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening" treats his horse kindly; in "Chura and Marwe," Marwe chooses Chura for her husband although he is ugly.

In "The Story of Scarface," Scarface must win the favor of the Sun to earn his love's hand; in "The Tiger's Whisker," Yun Ok faces a tiger each night to learn the patience she will need to reach her husband.

The speaker of "Sympathy" sympathizes with a caged bird; an Angel takes pity on the dead Swallow.

The Swallow in "The Happy Prince" is brought to Paradise by an Angel; in "Chura and Marwe," Marwe chooses Chura for her husband, even though he is ugly.

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Reagan Lynn · Answer 1

The speaker in "Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening" treats his horse kindly; in "Chura and Marwe," Marwe chooses Chura for her husband although he is ugly.

Frost · Answer 2

The best answer to the question: Which answer best analyzes how two texts from the module support this theme: Those who are selfless and generous will eventually find their reward, would be: The speaker in "Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening" treats his horse kindly; in "Chura and Marwe," Marwe chooses Chura for her husband although he is ugly.

Explanation:

The reason for this being the best answer is that in both stories the result of selflessness and generosity is a reward. In the "Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening", from poet Robert Frost, the speaker stops in the middle of a place, to give his horse a rest, even though he still has a long way to go, and he wishes to reach his final destination so he can get some sleep (which would be his final reward). However, since the two of them have gone on for miles, and still have miles to go yet, he stops for a bit and allows the horse some rest. In the second story, "Chura and Marwe", the kindness of Marwe comes from her discovering the beauty and love that lies beneath the ugly appearance of Chura, and in the end, she finds two rewards: true love and material richness. This is why the answer is this one.