Question

"'...I have left tobacco where I think my little friend will find it, and some cloth, too, for a special set of clothes. It does break my heart to leave the place where he found me, and helped me, so long ago. But my granddaughter, the memegwesiwag have relatives all through this land. Perhaps he will send word to his cousins acrodd the bay, perhaps he will ask them to care for these persons who must leave their home, perhaps they will be waiting for us, watching ove us. That's what I hope.'"

Title of the work from which the quotation is taken:

Author's full name:

Character who is speaking:

Point of view of the narrative/story:

Circumstance surrounding the quotation:

From which gaze is the narrative/story presented?

Answer 1

Title of the work from which the quotation is taken: THE GAME OF SILENCE

Author's full name: KAREN LOUISE ERDRICH

Character who is speaking: THE CHARACTER- NOKOMIS

Point of view of the narrative/story:

The given statement reflects the thinking, the care and affection of the character towards the Grandma.

Circumstance surrounding the quotation:

Omakayas, Nokomis and Grandma are the people in the given situation. The talks reveal a shade of sadness in the begining but eventually gets transformed into calmness.

From which gaze is the narrative/story presented?

The narrative is presented with an inclination towards the balance of individualism and the social facets. It conveys the value of patience as well.