Boar Out There

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What is the main conflict in 'Boar Out There'?

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The main conflict is Jenny's fear of the boar and her journey to confront it.

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How is the conflict resolved in the story?

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The conflict is resolved when Jenny comes face to face with the boar and realizes he is nothing to be feared.

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What emotions does Jenny feel in the falling action of the story?

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Jenny feels sad that the boar isn't fearless.

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What role does the setting play in the story?

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The woods conceal the boar, igniting Jenny’s curiosity and causing her to face her fear.

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What represents the climax of the story?

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The climax is represented by the moment when Jenny stands still as the boar bolts past her.

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What does the boar symbolize in the story?

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The boar symbolizes fear and the unknown.

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What is the significance of Jenny's decision to search for the boar?

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Jenny's decision signifies her bravery and willingness to confront her fears.

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How does the author use imagery in 'Boar Out There'?

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The author uses vivid imagery to describe the woods and the boar, enhancing the reader's experience.

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What lesson does Jenny learn by the end of the story?

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Jenny learns that fear can be overcome and that things are not always as they seem.

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What is the theme of 'Boar Out There'?

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The theme revolves around facing fears and understanding that fear can be irrational.