In "The Day if the Butterfly" The narrative

A) is eager to make friends with Myra

B) leads the girls' teasing of the immigrant girl.

C) fears she too will become an outsider if she befriends Myra

D) rejects all of Myra's efforts to be her friend

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Caitlin Brown

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17 March, 19:20

In "The Day if the Butterfly" The narrative

A) is eager to make friends with Myra

B) leads the girls' teasing of the immigrant girl.

C) fears she too will become an outsider if she befriends Myra

D) rejects all of Myra's efforts to be her friend

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Antoine Perry · Answer 1

C. fears she too will become an outsider if we befriends Myra.

Throughout the story, Helen (The Narrator) notices everything about Myra. Helen wants to be friends with Myra but she knows that she can't because Myra is an outcast in her class. Myra is treated differently and Helen on the other hand, feels somewhat confused of what she should do. She wants to be friends with her but she's too afraid to face the consequences. She fears that she too will be treated bad just like how Myra is being treated. Therefore the narrator goes through an internal conflict with herself.

In "The Day if the Butterfly" The narrativeA) is eager to make friends with MyraB) leads the girls' teasing of the immigrant girl.C) fears she too will become an outsider if she befriends MyraD) rejects all of Myra's efforts to be her friend

In "The Day if the Butterfly" The narrative

A) is eager to make friends with Myra

B) leads the girls' teasing of the immigrant girl.

C) fears she too will become an outsider if she befriends Myra

D) rejects all of Myra's efforts to be her friend