Question

scar Armand will never know that is of slavery." "Desiree's Baby” is a very moving story that shows us the horror of racism, but is it scientifically accurate? Questions 1. According to the story, Madame Valamonde and Armand noticed the baby's dark skin several weeks before Desiree. Can you offer a possible explanation for this gradual increase in pigmentation over the course of three months? all the simple dominant/recessive

Answer 1

I can give you two opinions.

A new born's skin may darken because when your baby is born, he doesnt have enough of the natural pigment which determines his skin colour.

Now if we look at in a ,ore philosophical way. As s mother Desiree noticed nothing except the beauty of her child. Madame Valamonde and Armand noticed the baby's skin colour, and in my opinion the baby's skin never changed but rather they came to the belief that though they hoped they were wrong...they were not.

This is just my point of veiw.