Question

1. How long has the narrator been watching the butterfly?
half hour
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What does the narrator say to reassure the butterfly about safety and rest?
What does the narrator wish to talk about with the butterfly?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Hover for more information the narrotor has been watching the butterfly for 30 minutes. the butterfly hasn't moved and the narrotor wondered if it is sleeping or feeding. the narrotor muses on who happy the butterfly will be when it starts flying around again...

Answer 2

Answer:

• He welcomes the butterfly with open arms at their orchard to rest its wings when they are tired of flying. He tells the butterfly that it can stay in the orchard as he would in a sanctuary, meaning to say that his orchard was as safe as a sanctuary.
• He addresses the butterfly directly, wanting to assure it that it will be safe and secure resting in his orchard. Nobody will harm it there, anymore than they would harm it in a church.