English, asked by RL23, 7 months ago

(a)
"Your strength or what you do is not important. What matters is your love.
(i) Who is the speaker of the above lines?
(ii) Who is he speaking for? What does it reflect about the speaker.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Answer. Answer: According to me, Lord Rama is the one who's the speaker of this line: "Your strength or what you do is not important. What matters is your love." What Lord is trying to explain is that love has to be considered more than strength.

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Answered by mahmoodhasan295
10

Answer:

(i) lord Rama is the speaker of the above line.

(ii) Lord Rama is speaking for Squirrel. It reflect about Lord Rama that we should not make fun of the week  

and the Small love is more important than strength,

Explanation: Hope it helps Please mark me as Brainliest

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