In "hamadi," by naomi shihab nye, how do susan's interactions with her parents affect the story?

a) her disagreements with her parents about hamadi's influence on her show that she is an independent thinker.

b) her affection for her parents makes her an especially sympathetic character.

c) her indifference to her parents is not likable, but shows her to be a strong person who is ready for life.

d) her excessive reliance on her parents shows that she is not as mature as she would like to become.

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Imani Foster

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5 July, 07:47

In "hamadi," by naomi shihab nye, how do susan's interactions with her parents affect the story?

a) her disagreements with her parents about hamadi's influence on her show that she is an independent thinker.

b) her affection for her parents makes her an especially sympathetic character.

c) her indifference to her parents is not likable, but shows her to be a strong person who is ready for life.

d) her excessive reliance on her parents shows that she is not as mature as she would like to become.

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Emery George · Answer 1

Her affection for her parents makes her an especially sympathetic character.

Antonio Conley · Answer 2

The answer to your question would be option B. Her affection for her parents makes her an especially sympathetic character.

Explanation:

In "Hamadi" writen by Shinab Nye, Susan's interaction with her parents affects the story because their relationship makes her seem like a very sympathetic character.

Since Susan has a very tender relationship with her parents, she appears to the reader as a very sympathetic person. This makes her character appealing to the readers.