Question

Give a character sketch of Eleanor in story fur-2 by saki​.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Character sketch of Eleanor

In Saki's short story "Fur," two friends find out who is true and who is not. Suzanne and Eleanor are friends. Eleanor seems to be the true friend. She agrees to meet with Suzanne's cousin Bertram to share with him what Suzanne desires for her birthday. Bertram is wealthy. Eleanor agrees to tell Bertram what Suzanne desires for her birthday. Eleanor is a true friend in every sense of the word.

Answer 2

• Eleanor was the oldest of three children.
• She was born in England on January 26th, 1858, to Henry and Emily, who had immigrated to the United States from Liverpool, England in 1851, and raised their children there.
• They lived two blocks north of Battersea Park on Edgware Road.
• This location was their home until Kerrie was five years old.
• Eleanor came to have a major role in the lives of the people around her over the years.
• She was a leader who had the respect of her followers and who made them proud.
• Eleanor is a personable, likeable and sweet young lady, who lies about her age, but who is near enough in age to be her sister.
• She is an excellent pre-school teacher and an excellent teacher pre-schoolers.
• Eleanor gently encouraged her students to trust their own instincts and not be swayed by what other children think they know.
• She believed in the individual wisdom of children and truly respected their intuition and creativity.

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Answer 3

Answer

Hector Hugh Munro was a British writer famous for his mischievous and twist at the end stories.

Explanation

Eleanor and Suzanne were good friends. They plan to get a most expensive gift from Suzanne's wealthy cousin named Bertram. In doing so, they planned to mislead Suzanne's wealthy cousin to a  mall famous for selling expensive items. But just before they met the cousin.

Rather than telling Bertram that Suzanne wants costly fur, she tells him that Suzanne wants a fan, which is exactly what she does not require. Eleanor avenges Suzanne for not helping her quit the game of bridge. Eleanor gets her vengeance, as well as the fur Suzanne craved. In the end, Eleanor received the fur. Suzanne may not feel as secure about herself now that Eleanor has the fur. Saki could also be shining a spotlight on the current state of society.

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