Read the short story dancing bear

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Assignment:

Readings section in the Appendix of the Module 2 Student Module booklet and read the short story "Dancing Bear" by Canadian writer Guy Vanderhaeghe. This isn't a simple story; it expects active reading on the part of its audience. Therefore, you would be wise to read it more than once. When you're ready, respond to the questions that follow.

1. a. From what narrative point of view is "Dancing Bear" written? Give evidence.

b. Do you consider this point of view appropriate given the nature of the story? Explain why or why not.

2. a. Who is the protagonist of the story? Give reasons for your answer.

b. To what degree are you sympathetic to the protagonist? Give reasons by referring to the story.

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