The narrators in both the golden cat and the cat and the moon see the cats in very different ways. What does the line below from the golden car tell us about the way the narrator see the cat? His face is one big golden smile, it measures round, at least a mile-

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Estes

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1 May, 22:04

The narrators in both the golden cat and the cat and the moon see the cats in very different ways. What does the line below from the golden car tell us about the way the narrator see the cat? His face is one big golden smile, it measures round, at least a mile-

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Uriah Miller · Answer 1

The narrator of the "Golden Cat" sees the cat as friendly and warm. The line "His face is one big golden smile, it measures round, at least a mile-" expresses happiness and joy.

Lea Harrison · Answer 2

The narrator sees the cat in "The Golden Cat" as a marvelous creator that brings happiness.

Explanation:

The description of the cat in "The Golden Cat" by Oliver Herford is the one of a cat who shines because of its happiness, he defines the cat as the sun, and not only because of its color but because of all the energy and light that the cat projects on others, and in every place the cat passes by, everyone can see that he is strong and happy.