describe vera,s story about mr Stapleton and his companions. ? pls answer chapter the open window
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Answer:
Immediately described as “very self-possessed,” Vera is an observant, clever, and above all imaginative young woman who handily fools the adults around her with “romance on short notice.” Vera's name comes from the Latin for truth, and her innocent demeanor makes her tales all the more convincing.
Answer:
Through those windows three years ago, she says, Mr. Sappleton and his two brothers went out for a day's hunting and never returned. In crossing the moor to their favourite snipe-shooting ground they were all three engulfed in a treacherous piece of bog.
Explanation:
Mr. Sappleton plays a very small role in "The Open Window." He is mainly one of the imaginary "ghosts" who appear heading for the open French window towards the end of the story and frighten Framton Nuttel so badly that the poor man goes running out of the house and down the country road.