Question

.Do you think Jody was compassionate and conscience-stricken? Why do you think so?
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Answer 1

Answer:

He was conscience-stricken for the damage he had done. But he need not bring it home. He could have sent it to a zoo, where it could be given care. He was compassionate; he avoided the route where the carcass of the doe was lying.

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Answer 2

Yes, I believe that Jody is compassionate and conscience-stricken.

• When Jody's father gets bitten by the rattlesnake he kills a doe and uses its organs such as its heart and liver and draws out the poison that has been bitten into him.
• This act however damages his conscience as he cannot believe what he had done to a feeble and meek fawn. Even though he knows that the fawn would not be able to survive on its own if it was left alone in the jungle.
• He is very much conscience stricken by the damage he has done and the fact the is not able to bring the fawn back home. He could give it to a zoo that would care for it but he didn't.
• What adds to his sense of compassion is when he avoids the route when the carcass of the doe was lying and rotting.

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