The author states, "She was unafraid of me, powerful and dangerous, yet graceful. And she was a tender, attentive mother caring for her cubs." How does this illustrate the author's connection to the mother bear?

Question

A
it illustrates her connection to the mother bear by showing how they are united by the North Pole.
B
It illustrates her connection to the mother bear by showing they are similar because the author feels the same way about her dog, Charlie
C
It illustrates Thayer's desire to become one with the bear as it should be when humans and animals interact in nature.
D
it illustrates her fear of the mother because first and foremost she is a wild animal who will do anything to protect her cubs

Answer 1

C. It illustrates Thayer's desire to become one with the bear as it should be when humans and animals interact in nature.

This choice indicates a deeper understanding and appreciation of the nature and behavior of the mother bear, highlighting a connection based on admiration and a wish for harmony between humans and wildlife.