Narrator's Emotional Journey in Nature

The narrative follows a creature's journey through the forest, experiencing the beauty and challenges of nature. It recalls family memories, the loss of its mother and brother, and the impact of human intrusion. The creature struggles with the changes in its environment, adapting to new challenges and eventually finding itself in a new setting, yearning for the forest it once called home.

What does the narrator feel when the rain pelts against their body?

• A sense of calm

• A kind of giddy madness

• Fear and anxiety

• Warmth and comfort

What tragic event does the narrator recall about their family?

• They found a new home

• They moved to a new forest

• They were taken by hunters

• They got lost in the forest

What does the narrator associate with the memory of their mother?

• The sound of rain

• The rustling of leaves

• The chirping of birds

• The buzzing of bees

What challenge does the narrator face in the forest?

• Finding a new home

• Scarcity of food

• Too much rain

• Lack of sunlight

What do humans replace the forest with?

• A river

• Endless rows of strange trees

• A city

• A desert

What happens to the narrator when they get stuck in a snare?

• They fall asleep

• They find help

• They enter a form of hysteria

• They escape easily

How does the narrator feel in the new environment?

• Indifferent

• Completely at home

• Stronger but still yearning for the forest

• Weaker and more tired

What do the humans try to simulate in the new environment?

• The forest's sunlight

• The forest's animals

• The forest's honey and rain

• The sound of the forest

What does the narrator wonder about the forest?

• If they will find their family

• If it will grow larger

• If it will rain again

• How long it will remain standing

What is the narrator's emotional state at the end of the story?

• Indifferent

• Fearful and anxious

• Hopeful but uncertain

• Completely content