Question

Was Maddie right in upbraiding herself with respect to the role she played in bullying Wanda? Give reasons. Hundred dresses class 10. 60 to 80 words . Please attempt only if you know....​

Answer 1

Answer:

Old man Svenson first appears in the book when the narrator comments on how the townspeople fear Boggins Heights. Svenson exists in the narrative as a mysterious figure, as he lives alone in a house that children are afraid to pass. When he appears on the road as Maddie and Peggy are walking back from Wanda's, the girls run away after they can't understand what he says. The point of view stays with Svenson for a moment, to show how he is confused by the girls' terror. By this point in the story, it is clear that old man Svenson poses no threat. Because he is poor, socially isolated, and likely can't speak English intelligibly, people project their fears onto him. Svenson is an analog for Wanda, who is similarly misunderstood and consequently mistreated.

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