How does Finding Nemo share a similar pattern of events with the traditional story, "Little Red Riding Hood"?

A) Neither character is able to overcome their fears.

B) Neither character learns their lesson about their behavior.

Eliminate

C) Both Nemo and Little Red Riding Hood only cause danger to themselves.

D) Both main characters do not listen to warnings from their parents and cause trouble.

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27 May, 07:46

How does Finding Nemo share a similar pattern of events with the traditional story, "Little Red Riding Hood"?

A) Neither character is able to overcome their fears.

B) Neither character learns their lesson about their behavior.

Eliminate

C) Both Nemo and Little Red Riding Hood only cause danger to themselves.

D) Both main characters do not listen to warnings from their parents and cause trouble.

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Keira Nixon · Answer 1

The correct answer is D; Both main characters do not listen to warnings from their parents and cause trouble.

Explanation:

In the movie Finding Nemo, his father warns him to stay away from the edge of the reef. Nemo deliberately disobeyed him and caused the whole story which made up the movie "Finding Nemo."

The same goes for the book "Little Red Riding Hood." Her mother and father warn her to stick to the designated path, and to not talk to strangers. She does exactly both, and her actions cause the demise of her dear grandmother.

Derick Wolfe · Answer 2

D

Explanation:

I literally just did it.