Question

The cat and the author are very fond of each other. How has this been shown in the story? Where was the cat after the fire? Who brings it back and how?​

Answer 1

Answer:

The cat and the author were very fond of each other. The author said that the cat was never far from him. He had rescued it when it was a kitten and he felt that it knew that he was the one responsible for giving it 'the good life'. ... She eventually managed to bring it back to the author.

Answer 2

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The bond between the cat and the author has been shown in multiple instances in the story. For example, the author tells, “She was never far from me. I had resced her when she was a kitten, and somehow she knew that I was the one responsible for giving her ‘the good life’.

When the author realized that his cat was missing, he says, “Then all at once it hit me— the new school, the fire, my cat— I broke down in tears and cried and cried. I was suffering loss, big time.”

After the fire, the cat had been so freoked by the fire that she ran over a mile away. Her collar had our phone number on it, but author’s phone had been destroyed and disconnected. A stranger woman took her in and worked hard to find out whose cat it was. She brought the cat back to the author.