Were you surprised by the twist at the end of the story? What does it change about your views on Alexander's struggle for liberation? What specific events now appear in a new light?

Answer and Explanation:

This question is about "A soldier for the crown"

1. The turnaround at the end surprises the reader, since that is what the twists and turns in narrative works are for. This surprise is caused by all the suspense that the author imposes on the work, which besides being dramatic, stimulates the reader's reactions.

2. Alexander's struggle for liberation is more important so that her life is not only full, but that she has the minimum possible quality of life that only liberation can provide.

3. With that, all the actions that Alexandrer (Doroth) become clearer, we were able to analyze the character more deeply and understand all the positions, arguments and opinions that she has.

the answer is b b- it makes him angry that malcolm didn't trust him.