When the narrator and his brother replace the Duvitches' fish with the fish that they have caught, Mr. Duvitch reacts very emotionally. The narrator sees the similarities between Mr. Duvitch and his own father and realizes that Mr. Duvitch is a kind person who does not deserve scorn. Which plot element is best represented by this event?

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Harry

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18 June, 21:52

When the narrator and his brother replace the Duvitches' fish with the fish that they have caught, Mr. Duvitch reacts very emotionally. The narrator sees the similarities between Mr. Duvitch and his own father and realizes that Mr. Duvitch is a kind person who does not deserve scorn. Which plot element is best represented by this event?

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Mekhi Huerta · Answer 1

Climax

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This is the climax of the story. In the story "The Strangers that Came to Town," we meet the Duvitches. This is a family of Croatian immigrants who are not accepted in the American community to which they have arrived. The narrator similarly rejects them initially, and even goes as far as poisoning the fish that the family have caught. However, the climax of the story comes when the narrator realizes that Mr. Duvitch (and by extension his family) is actually a nice person who does not deserve this treatment.