Question

1) How does Jack justify his ending of the story?
2) Why does Jo want a different ending to the story?​

Answer 1

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Jack justifies his end to the story by making a valuable note of the elders' conscious for their children. He clearly conveys his daughter about the decision making power of an adult for the better future of his little ones. Jack justifies by saying that skunk loved his mother than his friends or the rosy smell

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Answer 2

Jack justifies his end to the story by making a valuable note of the elders' conscious for their children. He clearly conveys his daughter about the decision making power of an adult for the better future of his little ones. Jack justifies by saying that skunk loved his mother than his friends or the rosy smell