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John Byro said, “A suspicious man would believe his eyes instead of his heart.” What does it tell about him?(a) He believed in the honesty of Garoghlanian family(b) He was impractical(c) He was foolish(d) None of the above​

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Answered by anitasingh34341
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(a) he believed in the honesty of garoghalanian family

Answered by Sreejanandakumarsl
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The correct answer is (a) he believed in the honesty of Garoghlanian family.

He mentioned this because he was aware of their family's integrity. He forced himself to believe that it was an exact twin of his horse since he did not want to think that the lads had stolen it.

Explanation :

  • Two Armenian boys are the main characters in “The Summer of the Beautiful White Horse”.
  • The Garoghlanian tribe is where the guys are from.
  • We discover that despite their poverty, they never compromised their integrity.
  • Under reality, they were always sincere, even in the harshest circumstances.
  • In the same way, no matter what, the lads never steal or lie.
  • The specific occurrence involving the white horse that they once acquired is described in this tale.
  • Aram is nine years old, while his cousin Mourad is thirteen.
  • Being a child, Aram finds the world to be quite fascinating. Additionally, Mourad, as everyone refers to him, is the crazy one.
  • At four in the morning, Mourad arrives at Aram's home to start the narrative.
  • Aram is shocked to see that Mourad has arrived riding a stunning white horse.
  • He is not hallucinating, Mourad assures him; it really is a horse. They were impoverished, and Aram was aware that they couldn't buy a horse, so he didn't believe it.
  • The horse was therefore kept by the two lads for several weeks. They used to sing and ride it.
  • The lads' ownership of a horse was kept a secret from the public, though. He was being held in a barn on an abandoned vineyard.
  • Aram eventually learns that Mourad took the horse from John Byro. They so decided to keep it instead of giving it back to him, despite their ethical hesitations.
  • Finally, John comes across the boys and their stunning white horse one day. John did not, however, accuse his family of stealing because they had a reputation for being truthful.
  • On the other hand, his conviction was so strong that he just remarked that their horse is very similar to his.
  • This made for an extremely emotional experience for the lads.
  • The horse is decided to be returned, and the next day John discovered it at the vineyard.
  • John is overjoyed and tells Aram's mother the good news. Additionally, his horse is now more docile, well-mannered, and healthy than before.

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