In the passage, Peter views being adopted as a form of loss and separation, suggesting that he feels a strong connection to his identity and origins. In contrast, Mrs. Darling seems to see adoption as an opportunity for love and belonging, believing that every child deserves a family. This contrast highlights Peter's struggle with his past, as exemplified in his feelings of being unwanted, while Mrs. Darling focuses on the positive aspects of nurturing and caring for a child. This fundamental difference in perspective shapes their emotional experiences regarding family and belonging.
Read the following passage and use it to answer questions 13 and 14.
Question 1
In 2-4 sentences, explain how Peter's point of view on being adopted is different from Mrs. Darling's point of view? Please use textual evidence to prove your point.
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(4 points)
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