In the story, “A Fable” by Mark Twain, what message about perspective does the author convey in this passage?

Question

A. It can be affected by who is looking and where they are looking from
B. It can change depending on the information that comes with it
C. It can evolve as the person holding it changes their mind
D. It can be different for everyone without anyone being wrong

Answer 1

In the story “A Fable” by Mark Twain, the message about perspective that the author conveys in this passage is best represented by:

A. It can be affected by who is looking and where they are looking from.

Twain often explores how different viewpoints can lead to varying interpretations of the same situation, highlighting the importance of context in shaping one's perspective.